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Amber Interiors
Too much of a good thing can lead to exhaustion. Just like one too many margaritas on a Thursday night might have you reconsidering your love for tequila, too many midcentury dressers and chairs might make you want to write off the décor style forever. But here's the thing: The 1950s were also the birthplace of many wonderful things, such as circular fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a myriad of other furniture designs we still love today.
One thing we're definitely still digging is midcentury modern mirrors. Whether you are looking at original pieces or reproductions, modernist designers had a knack for turning a functionalist object into a work of art—and mirrors were no exception. What's more, a majority of their mirrors were round—something we still appreciate today. Featuring sunburst branches, bamboo petals, or lacquered frames, here are our favorite midcentury modern mirrors.
French Riviera Rattan
This flower-inspired mirror is from France, circa the 1950s or '60s. Its cheerful petals are made of cane.
Place this statement mirror above a console table in your foyer to really make your entryway standout.
Sunburst
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If your décor style mantra is there's no such thing as too glam, we've found the mirror for you. This gold midcentury sunburst mirror reimagined for modern times is under $200, which is hard to beat. It's inspired by vintage 1960s decor.
Wicker and Rattan
This midcentury modern mirror from Italy will give your space a relaxed, beachy look. It's framed in wicker and rattan. Though it works for a coastal home, it could also be perfect for a boho-inspired space.
Gloss White
This unusual modern, gloss white wall mirror is ideal to re-create a midcentury vanity for today's age. Your guests will definitely stop to comment on it.
Burl Wood
Burlwood was huge during the 1950s, but we're still loving it today for its intricate organic pattern. This square mirror gives your space a rustic feel.
Asymmetrical
We love West Elm's line of asymmetrical midcentury mirrors. This floor-length one is our favorite. Use it at the end of a hallway to make the space feel larger and more open.
Hanging Round
French modernist Jacques Adnet designed this mirror in 1946—and it's still being produced today. Its leather strap is unexpected and cool. This mirror would be ideal over a vanity in a guest bathroom or powder room.
Scalloped
This hand-carved, scalloped mirror by Spanish cabinet maker Francisco Hurtado is beautifully unique. It has a gold leaf finish and will be a statement piece no matter where you put it. Consider hanging it over a buffet in a dining room for a dramatic affect.
Mirrored Sunburst
Part wall sculpture, part mirror, this starburst wall accent is perfect to channel sunny Palm Springs vibes. Place it anywhere you'd like to make a statement.
Geometric Rattan
This geometric, rattan mirror from Serena & Lily offers a tropical feel. It's a modern take on 1950s style.