Vintage Blue Mirror - Distressed, Wood

Styling in a modern home

Pair the slate blue frame with soft neutrals like linen, putty, or ivory to let the color glow, then layer warm woods and aged brass for contrast. Keep lines clean around it—think a slim console, a single ceramic vase, and a textured runner—so the bevel and patina do the talking. In a bathroom, echo the ivory accents with white sconces and a pale stone countertop for a crisp, collected look.

Ways people love to use it

This mirror excels above an entry console to bounce light, as a focal point over a mantel, or as a statement vanity mirror in a powder room. Designers also cluster it with framed art for a gallery wall that mixes reflection with texture, or place it opposite a window to pull more daylight into a dark corner. Its weathered palette suits coastal, farmhouse, and collected traditional spaces.