There’s something about the elegance of nature.
Rising energy prices continue to weigh down budgets for homeowners and businesses alike. Since heating and cooling costs make up roughly half of a home’s annual energy budget and half of a commercial building’s, it makes sense to find ways to cut energy use.
For many homes and commercial properties, mirrors and mirrored walls often add a striking design element. They can make a room seem larger, add depth, and brilliantly reflect light or draw in outdoor scenery.
Mirrors can be used to bring a space together, or they may even become the center of attention. The only limitation is that the mirror must blend in harmoniously with the rest of the environment.
With that in mind, here are the answers to some of the most common questions we receive about mirrors and mirrored walls.
Eight wall spaces that benefit from commercial mirrors include:
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The right commercial mirror can bring style and function to a wall space.
But not all mirrors are right for every application. Dressing rooms and dance studios use mirrors for different reasons.
Whether your project needs a mirror as part of a modern office renovation or for dancers to check their form, mirrors are a crucial part of a commercial project.
Picture your collection of family photographs and mementos assembled thoughtfully in your living room cabinet. The traditional wood frame and shelves of the cabinet lack transparency and makes it difficult to see some of the items on display. Glass cabinetry offers an alternative. A glass display cabinet would allow light to pass through and illuminate your memories.
