If, like me, you live in a home that has fairly small rooms, you're always looking for ways to make the space seem more expansive. An easy way to affect a small but significant change is by decorating with wall mirrors. Wall mirrors are often quite inexpensive, and their careful placement can definitely open up a room.

Here are a few hints for decorating with wall mirrors:
- Try hanging a series of smaller mirrors in a narrow foyer to make it seem less cramped.
- If your living room lacks a focal point, an antique mirror in a central location will bring a sense of balance to the room.
- If you have a problem room in your house that's deficient in natural light, mirrors can brighten up the room.
- Instead of a headboard, try placing a mirror above your bed.
- Several vintage beveled-edge mirrors would look stunning over a vanity, and would also expand the space around this piece of furniture.
How have you opened up a room with wall mirrors?
- Art Select Beveled Mirror with Distressed Whitewashed Frame - $125.00
- 4-Piece Mosaic Wall Mirror - $99.99
- Aluminum Mirrors - $59.95
- British Cane Mirror Ebony - $379.00
- Ogden Mirror - $89.95
- Eleanor Frameless Mirrors - $79.00
- Overlapping-Squares Mirror - $149.00
- Endymion Mirror - $108.00
- Indira Carved Mirror - $99.99
- Roost Burl Slice Mirror - $60.00
- Scallop Edge Mirror-Wall - $149.00
- Casablanca Carved Mirror - $49.99
- Blank Slant Framed Wall Mirror - $49.99
- Stella Mirror -Small - $249.00
- Garden District Mirrors - $199.00
- Dark Roccoco Framed Wall Mirror - $49.99
- Juliette Mirror - $299.99
- Faux Bois Mirror - $129.95
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I did the mirror above the bed in my last place and it looked totally wicked
1In our new place, though, we got a HUGE bedroom so I don't need it