u/Winter_s1

Hi,

Hoping for your advice and thoughts on what mirror to put in our hallway. For background, we live in a small bungalow.

We don’t have a full length mirror in our home, and I’d quite like one! The best place we thought was in our hallway on a blank wall. Between our front door and bathroom.

What size mirror would you recommend? And shape?

Hallway mirror space (by front door)
Max width: 90.3cm
Skirting board height is 25cm
Floor to ceiling height is 235cm (inc skirting board)

Is there a “rule” on how much wall space to have either side of the mirror too? I couldn’t See anything online. Like, if we went for a 85cm wide mirror, 2.5cm either side feels a bit tight. Not sure if anyone’s experienced similar for a tight space on what looks right to them?

It is a narrow hallway, so we don’t have much space to step back, I just want it for a quick check before I leave the house. Pictures for info, we’re getting picture frames put up too, just finishing the DIY 😊

Your help & thoughts are appreciated! Thank you!

I’ve not been able to shift yet… but I keep trying!

So I’m trying to understand how to accept the 3D of my DR. I’m reading books and watching YouTube videos as I feel there’s just something I’m missing in understanding this. Mainly because I feel that I can only accept my 3D when I’m on the weekend doing what I actually want to do. Which is working in the coffee shop, gardening and baking, etc… (I do have a few exciting adventures planned, I’m just taking in general how I want to “arrive” and what I do when I arrive is chilled at first!)

In my DR, I work in a coffee shop in a Fae world. (Basic to some I’m sure, I just really really want to work in a Costa or Starbucks! lol) but in my CR, I’m in an office job sat at a computer screen mom-fri 9-5. How can I understand this better to adjust to my new 3D.

The picture is just what I found on Pinterest as I’m trying research how to understand this more. Can anyone help explain this to me please?