We understand by mirror those surfaces that have the ability to reflect an image of reality. Mirrors are always made of glass, although the hue and sharpness of what they reflect may vary depending on the type of glass. Reflection in glass is given from the laws of physics that have to do with the incidence of light and the surface itself on which it is reflected.
Mirrors are traditionally used to reflect images of real life. In this sense, the most common models or types of mirrors are those that are used on a day-to-day basis, both to reflect the face of a person or to visualize the personal image of an individual. These mirrors are the simplest and easiest to acquire, in addition to the fact that they can be accompanied by frames of different types, colors and shapes depending on the interest of the user.
On the other hand, there are other types of mirrors that are specially treated to distort the image or to generate alternative light centers. These mirrors can be concave or convex, not flat, and have very different shapes from each other, in addition to adding different ways of reflecting an image depending on the width, height, depth or curvatures.
Decoration specialists always consider mirrors as one of the fundamental elements to have in a home. This has to do with the fact that they tend to enlarge spaces, making them deeper and more infinite, thus giving a feeling of greater amplitude. At the same time, the placement of the mirrors is essential to create your own style, while the combination of a mirror with the appropriate frame is central to make the style of the home clear. Mirrors, finally, can be used as decoration elements in themselves if a variety of them are placed, with different shapes and sizes, or if they are accompanied by unique and personalized designs.
