The Arch + Curved Mirrors collection at Lulu and Georgia brings organic, architectural, and sculptural mirror silhouettes to the wall, entryway, and bathroo... Read More
The Arch + Curved Mirrors collection at Lulu and Georgia brings organic, architectural, and sculptural mirror silhouettes to the wall, entryway, and bathroom. The collection spans the Tulca family in arched and round profiles (from $171), the Puddle Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel in an organic pooling shape (from $598), and the Rook Mantel Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $748)—all designed to add light, depth, and a considered focal point to any room.
What are arch and curved mirrors?
Arch and curved mirrors are wall mirrors with rounded, arched, or organically shaped frames—as opposed to square or rectangular mirrors with straight edges. The arched silhouette softens a room's geometry and reads as both sculptural and functional. At Lulu and Georgia, the arch and curved mirror collection spans narrow arch mirrors, wide mantel mirrors, round mirrors, and free-form organic shapes in materials from brass and gold to oak and resin.
What arch mirrors are available at Lulu and Georgia?
The arch and curved mirror collection at Lulu and Georgia includes the Tulca Mirror (from $448) in a slim arched profile, the Tulca Floor Mirror (from $499), the Tulca Round Mirror (from $171), the Tulca Narrow Floor Mirror (from $414), the Puddle Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $598) in an organic pooling shape, and the Rook Mantel Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $748) in a broad wavy format. All work as statement focal points in an entryway, living room, or bedroom.
How do I style an arch or curved mirror?
Lean a Tulca Floor Mirror or Rook Full Length Mirror against a wall in a bedroom or entryway for a relaxed, editorial look. Hang the Tulca Mirror or Puddle Mirror centered above a console, dresser, or fireplace mantel as a statement. In a bathroom, the Tulca Round Mirror suits a single vanity; the Rook Mantel Mirror makes a wider statement across a double vanity. Curved mirrors work especially well in rooms with straight architectural lines—the softness of the arch provides visual contrast.
Also explore: Wall Mirrors | Bathroom Mirrors | Sarah Sherman Samuel Mirrors
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