Add a little bit of vintage charm to your handbag with these vintage fabric mirrors.
Each mirror is home crafted in England using a wide selection of new and used fabrics with pretty vintage designs. You can choose from practically any colour or pattern you like or why not just buy several to match any possibly outfit combination you go for.
The mirrors measure just under 6cm in diameter each and you can get yours from acorn & will for £3.75 (£1.75 postage in the UK) online.
Not exact replica of the arcade aliens, the Space Invaders mirrors by Piero Lissoni for Glas Italia are actually inspired by the pixelated nasties of video games past.
The end result is what you see above, a set of sharp-angled mirrors that can each by hung in four ways, as well as together, to create some kind of fuinctional space age art for your walls.
They're sized around the 80 x 70cm mark, with each one sold separately. Sadly, being designer pieces, they don't come cheap, with prices from £488.
Not the most eye-catching item we've ever featured, but this Finnmirror mirror has some style and a very low price tag.
It's a Scandinavian design, produced by Finnmirror in Finland around 1970 and sold in Habitat stores 'back in the day'. It's very much of that era – a rounded, plastic frame in a pale grey.
There is some slight damage to the rear – check the description for that – but nothing too alarming by the sound of it. If you want to go for it, the mirror is just 99p right now.
If you're looking to add some retro glamour to your home and don't want to spend a small fortune, you may want to take a look at the Starburst range at Next.
The range takes its cue from the Art Deco movement, with lots of mirrored surfaces and sharp lines, and succeeds in creating some unusual pieces, such as the angular side table and the wall-mounted console pictured above. They've even got some starburst mirrors to help top off the look.
For an idea of prices, the side table costs for £90, while the wall console retails for £250.
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Yes, you too can have your 15 minutes of fame as a pop art icon, courtesy of this 15 Minutes silkscreen mirror by Imbue.
Brighton-based artist Imbue is best known for images that take familiar everyday logos and imagery and manipulate them to them a new twist – which is certainly the case here. Taking Andy Warhol's Marilyn image as the basis, this is a three-colour screenprint that's been printed onto perspex, which means you can hang it and see yourself in the centre. What could be better than that?
Sized at 20 x 20 inches, signed by the artist and limited to just 10, you can secure one online for £200.
Handy for those who want to replicate a 'shabby chic' look without trawling the junk shops, Next have produced this Charleston mirror set.
Each set includes three differently sized and shaped mirrors. Each mirror has been given an ornate edge to give it an antique look. Then it's just up to you to artfully arrange them…
A set of the mirrors costs £65.
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