There is a lot you can do with mirrors and in the modern kitchen, they can do everything from adding light and brightness to a dark interior to creating more space in a tiny kitchen. Mirrored finishes come in might handy when you are looking to introduce an eye-catching focal point while also adding ?visual space? to the small kitchen. Even in larger kitchens, these reflective finishes tend to hold their own and elevate the overall appeal of the space. There ae several different ways in which you can add a strip of mirror or two to the kitchen. But none hold a candle to the dramatic, brilliant and captivating mirrored island at its refined best!
Mirrored island brings the image of the open plan living area next to it into the kitchen [From: Toronto Interior Design Group]
Mirrored kitchen islands are definitely a rare find in homes across the world for a variety of reasons. For starters, they are not most functional of finishes in a bustling and constantly busy kitchen. Anyone who has to clean a mirror regularly knows that they take quite a bit of maintenance and this tends to put off most homeowners. Then there is the added difficulty of how fragile the surface can be when compared to stone, wood or just modern acrylic polymer finishes like Corian that are a lot more popular. Yet, for those who are looking to amp up the glam factor in their kitchen, nothing comes close to the sheer dramatic elegance of a beautiful mirrored island. And here is a look at the very be...