At first glance, you’d think these urns were mirror images of each other, but the mirror has nothing to do with them from this angle. Instead, this decorative mirror is a compelling feature on this vine-covered wall, and from this perspective, reflects the seating area on the patio. Mirrors offer ever-changing vistas of a garden, and lend an air of mystery and suspense. They can also make a small garden space seem much bigger.
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Really clever idea! love this
michelle, that wonderful mirror was created by the amazingly talented team of Little and Lewis, on Bainbridge Isl., WA.
http://www.littleandlewis.com/
best,
mindy
http://www.cottonarboretum.com/
I love this too and intend to try it in my own garden, to enhance a tropical foliage feature. So simple yet so effective!
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