Luxury Interior Design

Symmetry works in a room the same way it works in architecture: it gives the eye a fixed point of reference and lets everything else organize around it. A matched pair of mirrors is one of the most direct ways to build that reference point into a wall.

Two identical mirrors, hung at the same height and spaced evenly around a central point, whether that's a window, a console, or a piece of furniture, create balance that a single mirror can't produce on its own, no matter how large or well-placed. The effect isn't just decorative; it's also structural, setting the proportions for everything else on that wall, from sconces to artwork to the furniture below.

Bunny Williams style is classic but never predictable. Her interiors are always inviting, comfortable and timeless, and her latest collection with Mirror Home is no exception.

Fearless at mixing pieces and with a keen eye for finding beautiful, unusual objects, she has a knack for bringing distinct personality into her designs. That instinct for mixing is exactly what shows up in her collection for Mirror Home.

Rather than working from one silhouette or one construction method, the collection moves across hand-welded iron, hand-carved wood, and finishes ranging from distressed gold and silver leaf

Rooted in refined simplicity and architectural clarity, the Marie Flanigan Collection for Mirror Home reflects the designer's signature balance of elegance, warmth, and restraint. The collection grew out of years spent designing custom mirrors for clients, and returning again and again to the same materials: parchment, leather, burnished brass, pewter, and gold leaf.

This range is what gives each piece its versatility. Rather than being designed for one type of room, these mirrors are built to move through a home, an entryway, a bedroom, a stair landing, settling into each space and adding light, depth, and luxury.