I’m an interior design pro – the hot mirror trend that will instantly make your space look more expensive
ARE you looking to upgrade your home with a modern, popular trend?
One mirror trend, in particular, has been garnering tons of attention from interior design lovers and social media users.
Tahnee Carroll, the stylist behind the creative agency Citizens of Style, has a lot to say about curvy and wavy mirrors.
According to Domain, she says: “All trends have their time to shine. Right now, we’re seeing so much love for curves in interiors, I think it will definitely be around for a while.”
Wavy mirrors have been around since the 70s, making statements inside people’s homes.
DIY enthusiast and author Geneva Vanderzeil started the #mirrormirrormade series on Instagram to inspire interior design lovers.
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Geneva says: “I’m all about experimenting with DIY when it comes to mirrors in the home; there are just so many things you can do with it.
“I’ve cut my own mirror into organic shapes before, but you can also use clay or plaster over the top of a regular mirror to create that same feeling.
“A wavy or curvy mirror is the perfect addition when you like to create visual interest in a space, whilst also keeping it minimalist and cozy feeling,” she explains.
Since social media users often post mirror selfies across various platforms, seeing wavy mirrors is starting to become more widespread.
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Instagram influencers and TikTokers alike can pose in front of wavy mirrors for added quirkiness and flair.
The wavy mirror trend isn’t just for Millennials or Gen-Z audiences, either.
Tahnee says: “I think all generations are embracing the curvy trend in their homes at the moment.
“After the past couple of years, we can all appreciate a bit of fun at home.
“It’s a super-fun way to inject personality into a space.”
Geneva says: “I think anyone can experiment with organic shapes in their space; it’s useful to start off small and see how you like it.”
Their advice is to start in the bathroom with wavy mirrors, avoid overdoing it, and keep things neutral.