6 Fantastic Wall Mirrors inspired by Kelly Wearstler for your next project – If you are a professional interior designer or a home decoration enthusiast, you surely know Kelly Wearstler’s name. The American designer established herself as one among the Architectural Digest’s top 100 interior designers list and her style is recognizable anywhere. For all of those reasons, we compiled some of her best wall mirrors and some inspirations to bring her unique look to your next interior design project.

Asymmetric mirrors

This curved asymmetric inspirations will bring a modern insight into your home. A hand-shaped, antique bronze framed mirror like this one above is a light contemporary form and has the glamour of simplicity in it.

With its amorphic walnut frame, the Finley Mirror is her unexpected organic take on a classic shape. Subtle yet iconic, it adds a dose of spirit and interest to any space.

Here is an example that resonates the asymmetric shape with modern tones. Combining the mid-century style with contemporary looks, the Wilde Mirror by Essential Home features an irregular shape with a golden strap of plated brass that takes you back to the vintage era.

Round mirrors

Moved by her love for architecture and metal, Kelly Wearstler created the Alta Mirror. The detailed, subtle overlap shape adds interest and distinction to a simple and often used shape.

Just like in her work, this mirror looks more interesting and fulfilling than most by using simplistic yet eye-catching details. The Kayan mirror by Brabbu uses a unique aged brushed brass structure to light your entire room.

Kelly Wearstler continues to inspire us and the world with her creative mind and unique vision. Take these tips to make your house look luxurious and elegant in a mid-century and contemporary way.

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