Mirrors take the largest share of this list, and that is no accident. A mirror is the cheapest way to make a room read larger and brighter, and it is the accessory people commit to first. The rest comes from Mercana, Stickley, Uttermost, Lexington and Hooker Furniture.

Mirrors Do the Most Work on This Page

Hang a mirror where it reflects something worth seeing: a window, a lamp, a piece of art on the opposite wall. Facing a blank wall, it only doubles the blank. Over a console or a dresser, hang it in relation to the furniture rather than centering it on the whole wall, and leave a hand's width of space above the surface. The mirrors here range from small round pieces to full landscape formats.

A Short List Is the Point

Best seller lists are only useful when they stay small. This one stays short, across vases, table lamps, wall art and baskets, weighted toward wood with glass and metal behind it. If you are starting a room from nothing, one proven mirror, one lamp and one good bowl will get you further than ten small objects. Fill in from the full décor collection once those anchors are set.

Hold It Before You Hang It in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Weight and finish decide a mirror, and neither survives a product photo. A finish that reads warm and layered in the room can look flat on a white background. See these in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia, where they are hung and styled on real furniture, and let complimentary design services scale a wall grouping before you put holes in the plaster. All three showroom locations stock lighting to finish it.