13 New Mirrors: Endless Perspectives

Curved mirrors always bring calmness and grace. The soft arch is one of the oldest architectural motifs, it instantly makes a space feel more open and harmonious. Arched mirrors like Aurora or Vault combine geometry and emotion: their rounded tops echo doorways and windows, visually lifting ceilings and expanding perspective.

These designs work beautifully in entryways, living rooms, and dressing areas. Paired with warm wood, textured fabrics, or neutral stone, they add a touch of softness to contemporary interiors. Choose Mona or Marike if you prefer a cleaner outline — their simplicity makes them easy to integrate into both classic and modern settings.

Straight lines and well-defined proportions give these mirrors a confident, architectural presence. Models like Melissa or Miro feature slim frames in brass, black, or silver tones that catch the light discreetly — just enough to outline the mirror but never to overpower the reflection.

Such shapes suit minimalist bedrooms, narrow hallways, or areas where function meets style. They work especially well beside consoles or dressers, balancing vertical rhythm with a sense of visual order. The Etho version with a built-in shelf adds a practical detail, perfect for small spaces where every element matters.

If rectangular mirrors create order, freeform ones introduce emotion. Pieces like Droplet and Elsa feel as though they’ve been shaped by nature: their flowing outlines soften any interior and make it feel more alive. These designs capture light in unpredictable ways, reflecting it as movement rather than structure.

Place them in a bathroom, a reading corner, or a hallway to create a gentle focal point. They pair beautifully with rounded furniture, natural stone, or linen textures, reinforcing that effortless balance between formality and ease that defines Dantone Home.