While clusters of vintage mirrors might have become slightly clichéd, simple repetition is still an effective way to give more impact to a space and add light.
Hanging Matching Mirrors
When hanging multiples, the mirrors tend to look best if they are very similar.
Especially if you opt for a pair, they’ll look best if they’re identical.
If you have a narrow space of wall to fill, stacking mirrors vertically is an effective way to create interest and generate impact:
![Kia Designs pairs identical convex mirrors vertically to bring presence to this space and add light matching pair of decorative convex mirrors hanging in a sitting room image](https://www.omelomirrors.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Kia-interior-design.jpg)
Kia Designs pairs identical convex mirrors, vertically, to bring presence to this space and add light
And here, the matching pair of convex mirrors lend balance and symmetry:
Below, the placement of this pair of convex mirrors adds an element of the unexpected whilst, yet again, echoing the symmetry and bold design of the interior:
![No need to be predictable...the quirky position of these convex mirrors brings real flare to this scheme decorative convex mirrors with black frames hanging in a dining room](https://www.omelomirrors.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Heidelberg-suites.png)
No need to be predictable…the quirky positioning of these convex mirrors brings real flair to this scheme
Sometimes it really does pay to be repetitive!