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Kids Mirrors
Kids have unique interests, and they often want their rooms to be filled with fun accessories that celebrate the things they love most. Children’s mirrors come in fun, exciting styles.
Just for Kids
A kids mirror is one that offers a perfect, finishing touch to kid-friendly décor. With whimsical themes and popular colors, you’ll find the right kids mirror to suit an existing theme—or inspire a brand new look. Children’s mirrors come in round, oval, rectangle, and even heart shapes. Popular edgings include flowers, favorite children’s characters, circus animals, balloons and boats.
Vanity Sets
What little princess wouldn’t love combing her royal tresses in front of a lovely little vanity mirror? Children’s vanity sets are scaled down models of traditional vanity sets, just the right height for smaller family members. You’ll find colors to warm a little girl’s heart—pink, lavender, white, mint green, and pale natural lacquer. The vanity table comes with a matching stool or bench, also scaled to kids size, and often with a comfortable cushion. Most children’s vanity sets have acrylic shatter-resistant mirrors for safety. When the belle of the ball is finished with her brush and comb, she can keep things neat and tidy stored away in specially-secured drawers that will not fall out of the vanity table.
Mirrors for Boys
There are plenty of mirrors to spark a boy’s imagination and reflect his own personal style. There are kid’s mirrors that celebrate fishing, camping and playing sports. Children’s mirrors come in bold and bright colors to fit a boy’s color scheme. Nautical themes are certainly popular; sailboats and lighthouses look just as great in a kid’s bathroom as they do in his bedroom.
Consider your child’s height while mounting a mirror on the wall. Younger kids are too small to see into a mirror mounted at a regular height; yet chances are they are going to want to look at themselves in it. A low wall mounting will ensure that they keep both feet safely on the ground.
Kids mirrors help their rooms feel more personalized. They praise individual interests, and that’s a great way to help a child feel special. |
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