The mirrors on the fronts of the kitchens are a good resource to light up and enlarge the visual space of these, even though they may appear like a bizarre notion.
In a large or open kitchen like this one, in addition to that amplitude, it will create depth and atmosphere thanks to the color of the mirror. In a narrow or small kitchen, it will multiply the visual amplitude. In a dark kitchen, it will illuminate by reflecting natural or artificial light.
As you can see in the pictures of this gorgeous kitchen, it is excellent to position the mirror in place of the tiles to protect the work area, sink, and the rest of the countertop.
Like glass, they are simple to clean, and as for the advantages, you already know what they are. We like the tone of the mirror in this Swedish home; it is a greyish tone that blends in beautifully with the rest of the decor, which is extremely dark gray with a tone of blue on the walls and beige-taupe kitchen furnishings. In actuality, the entire kitchen is very dark gray. The dark, dusty tones give the open layout the upscale feel of premium hotel rooms.
We would love to see images of the three bedrooms and the rest of the house, which the floor plan indicates features a laundry room, a walk-in closet, and another bathroom. However, because these are not available, we will have to be satisfied with this gorgeous view of the perfect kitchen.
