This custom color of Dreamwalls matte color glass was specified for a hotel bar. The deep bordeaux color is perfect to whet the appetite, and the acid-etched finish is durable and extremely practical to prevent drink rings and fingerprints. The color on glass shows a depth and richness that is hard to imagine in any other material.

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Antique mirrors are a wonderful tool in hospitality environments. The reflection of mirror creates excitement and intimacy, while opening up up the space visually. Hotels, restaurants, bars, and bistros can all benefit from the instant mood an antique mirror‘s patina can provide. Antique mirror seems perfectly at home paired with the exposed wood and brick in this rustic restaurant and bar:

Dreamwalls Rustic Bar with Antique Mirror

One thing the below lobby did not need more of was more wood paneling. The reflection of the antique mirror is always changing depending on the visitors that day. It adds another layer of texture to the space.

Dreamwalls Reservation Desk with Antique Mirror Panels

A regular wall of mirror in this casual restaurant would have felt too crisp,…not to mention a little optically confusing. The antique mirror surface adds a more relaxed feel to the room and prevents patrons from walking into it.

Dreamwalls Casual Bistro with an Antique Mirror Wall

This serving buffet features bronze-tinted antique mirror. Psychologically, when people have warmer skin tones, they are perceived as being more attractive and youthful. In the below application, the effect of the mirror gives the patrons a warm, healthy reflection as they serve themselves.

Dreamwalls Buffet featuring Bronze Antique Mirror

Consider using Dreamwalls antique mirror in either regular or bronze tones for your next hospitality installation. It can make a subtle statement without going glitzy, and can lighten the spaces,…literally and metaphorically.  For more great uses of antique mirror, visit some of our earlier blog posts.