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Roundup: Mirrored Cocktail Tables
I was taking a look at some set photos of Melrose Place and noticed this showstopping clover-shaped mirrored cocktail table. It was from Horchow/Neiman Marcus, but it doesn't look like it's available any longer — to be honest, this whole room looks like it could have been furnished by Horchow. Anyway, you know how I love mirrored furniture, so it's no surprise that this caught my eye.
Less or More Quiz: Mirrored Furniture
Mirrored furniture is a trend that has lasted longer than I imagined it would. But, it was also popular in the '80s and then disappeared, so I wouldn't spend big bucks on it. That's especially true since you can find it at low and high price points.
Steal of the Day: Pier 1 Mirrored Two-Tier Console Table
I often forget about Pier 1 because it doesn't do e-commerce, and there isn't a store very close to me. But that's not to say the retailer doesn't have a great selection — and great bargains. This Mirrored Two-Tier Console Table ($79.98, reduced from $149.95) is completely chic and versatile, and such a great deal.
Su Casa: An Elegant Entry
Su Casa member PoshBride recently posted photos of her fabulous entry makeover. I love how elegant and feminine this space is!
She writes,
When we moved into our new home in February, I immediately envisioned the beautiful Sex and the City blue paint that covered Carrie's walls when she redecorated her apartment.
Cool Idea: Mirrored Ping-Pong Table
You know how I love mirrored furniture, so it should come as no surprise that this mirrored Ping-Pong table caught my eye. To celebrate the kickoff of the "Reflection" exhibit by Argentinian artist Rirkrit Tiravanija at the Nyehaus gallery in New York, this regulation-size Ping-Pong table was made entirely of mirrors.The opening night featured an invitational table tennis tournament, and gallery visitors can take lessons with Ping-Pong champion Ernesto Ebuen at the table for $70-100 until the exhibit ends this Saturday. I'm not a Ping-Pong titleholder or anything, but I do love love love this table.
Casa Quickie: Mirrored Furniture That Doesn't Shatter the Bank
If you love mirrored furniture as much as I do, but don't have the dolla dolla bills to make it happen in your living room, there is hope. Find a piece of furniture you already own, or thrift one, and have a local glass cutter custom cut you a mirror (or several pieces of mirror) to the measurements of your table, dresser, etc. Sand the surface of your table lightly and adhere the mirror to your table with mirror adhesive like Liquid Nails.
Crave Worthy: Valois Canopy Bed
Spotted on AT:SF, the Niermann Weeks Valois Canopy Bed ($19,330) is pure luxury. Made of Venetian silver leaf with antiqued mirrored panels, it's more feminine boudoir than art deco design, and it's yet another reason to love mirrored furniture. Fit for a queen, for yours truly, or just anyone with 20 Gs to spare, it more than qualifies as Crave Worthy.
Crave Worthy: Symi Tray Coffee Table
If you want to get your hands on this elegant table as much as I do, read more
Midday Muse: Another Reason Why Mirrored Furniture Is Cool
You might have noticed that I'm a huge fan of mirrored furniture, particularly mirrored coffee tables. Well, flipping through old photos of a night at the W Hotel in New Orleans, I found a snapshot of a friend applying rouge via—what else?—a mirrored coffee table!
Nice and New: west elm Mirror Coffee Table
Remember the mirrored furniture trend that I alerted you to in August? Well, the trend is still in, and west elm has just come out with a chic mirror coffee table ($449), so your living room can be dressed in the latest fashion. The table is pretty similar in shape to their popular Parsons table as well.
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