Dreamwalls Antique Mirror samples in clear & bronze

Antique mirror is new again, and Gardner Glass Products makes it better than ever before. The consistent, subtle pattern of Gardner’s Dreamwalls® Antique Mirror never feels obtrusive. Gardner’s Dreamwalls Antique Mirror is perfect for use as interior walls, tabletops, furniture inserts and other interior uses for a classic feel in any environment.

We’re proud to offer this product for our customers, and we have a new, updated webpage and downloadable PDF to help spread the word at our website HERE.

Dining room featuring Antique Mirror option

Consistent and calm for a wide variety of applications

Dreamwalls® Antique Mirror was developed to feature a standard antique pattern that was calm and consistent, without large splotches or flares which may detract from the desired effect. That same pattern is also applied to bronze mirror, for a warm chocolate effect in interiors. Dreamwalls antique mirror has been used as tabletops, cabinet inserts, wall installations and in furniture applications.

Going big is what we do best

Dreamwalls® Antique Mirror is crafted without limitations. Largest custom size capability is a stunning 100 in. x 144 in. (note: minimums may apply). That means that large installations have fewer seams, and sheet optimization is more efficient. Alternative sizes, glass thicknesses, custom water-jet fabricated shapes, drilled holes, cut-outs, tempering, and additional fabrication are all available upon request.

Download the PDF at our website HERE or feel free to contact us at 1-800-334-7267 for more information or to request 4 in. x 6 in.  samples.

Grandmother And Child by Yuri Lev

“Never turn down an antique, even if it clashes. If it was your grandmother’s and it’s pretty, take it. Someday you’ll be glad.”

- Nancy Blair, Decorator

As quoted in Domino “Quick Fixes” Spring/Summer 2012

“Antiques can be like an old overcoat that tells you about its life. When clients move into a new house, they must feel as comfortable in their rooms as when they put on an old overcoat.”

My buddy Patricia, over at the Looking at Glass blog, scours the internet constantly. She sees the “best of the best” in glass applications and art. and then puts it on her site so you don’t have to do all the hard searching. When she saw our Antique Mirror posts, she pointed me in the direction of some recent interior designs using antique mirror to a wonderful effect.

The first, is this amazing Industrial Chic & Glam condo in the Victory Park area of Dallas, TX designed by RSVP Design Services. This antique mirror wall using artisan antique glass fills the entire wall in the guest room. Absolutely to die for. Read more about the entire project on designshuffle. What I loved about this space is how the different textures create an inviting and interesting space. From the industrialized mirror, to the crystal chandelier,…the alpaca pillow, to the tufted velvet,…everything about this room begs to be touched.

RSVPDesignServices_guestroom

The second, is from an interior by Denver, Colorado based designer, Andrea Schumacher of O Interior Design. It is in an urban townhome in Denver, and was named “Our Favorite Room” in the August 2009 issue of Colorado Homes and Lifestyles Magazine. The repeating inset creates dimension and opens up the very narrow space, but the antique mirror keeps the reflections subtle and the lighting subdued. Selected works from Schumacher’s portfolio is also featured on the houzz blog.

Dreamwalls Antique Mirror - Regular and *NEW* Bronze

Our antique mirror is huge right now. Literally and figuratively. We can do incredibly large sizes – up to 100 x 144 inches – which means you can use antique mirror effects for wall designs with fewer seams and less waste. And we’re able to make it in a production process for predictable effects and perfect for large quantity production.

But now, we also offer it in Bronze. The effect is a yummy, chocolatey reflective surface that would be fantastic in commercial applications such as restaurants, bars, and hotels. But really, it’s great any place where you want to set a mood.

What do you think? Where would you use Bronze Antique Mirror?