[Maru]

Might want to fix your title... I'm guessing this is about portrait versus landscape mirror setups?

Originally Posted by Will.

It likes this in terms of design, very simple:
http://m.maisonsdumonde.com/UK/en/pr...FZcW0wodSCAC7g

Will, I literally have a mirror like this (black edge) on our granite countertops in-between our double sinks... I prefer it to a fixed mirror, it looks so nice tipped... have a smaller one next to behind hubby's sink so he can use it for minor things (and for ambiance )

I use horizontal for entry ways or living spaces... but depends on the room and purpose. I like portrait in the bedrooms.

I guess if you want a more technical manual to this sort of thing, look up feng shui to find the appropriate orientation for chi?

[Will.]

Originally Posted by Maru

Might want to fix your title... I'm guessing this is about portrait versus landscape mirror setups?



Will, I literally have a mirror like this (black edge) on our granite countertops in-between our double sinks... I prefer it to a fixed mirror, it looks so nice tipped... have a smaller one next to behind hubby's sink so he can use it for minor things (and for ambiance )

I use horizontal for entry ways or living spaces... but depends on the room and purpose. I like portrait in the bedrooms.

I guess if you want a more technical manual to this sort of thing, look up feng shui to find the appropriate orientation for chi?

Yeah it's portrait in my bedroom wall.