I am in a similar dilemma, in a long, rectangular box condo, with a fully mirrored back wall in the living area (I do have a dining table closest too it, or course, due to layout of space). I love the light and bounce back of the water view, trees, flowers, etc. My partner says "dated" because that is what he has heard, but as he has virtually no design sense of his own, I'm not putting much stock into his opinion. I believe it was actually a great idea at the time, and, despite the conversation about dining, etc., which doesn't really address the issue of being "dated", it doesn't really explain why a great idea has to be "dated" at all? I love the various spins I'm seeing on the mirrored wall now, and what I'm really seeing is that designers have gone back to realizing that this play on light and space is a great idea, particularly in today's world of shrinking personal real estate space. Most people don't live in large houses, and the majority of the world's population live in very small spaces. I guess there are ways to "update" the look, if it really needs it, but I vote to keep the mirrored walls!

I wasn't about to cover all those new wall tile with mirrors in our Master bath and we couldn't find anything we liked, so I built this one. I'd build another, but it wouldn't be cheap.

That looks like a Fun House at a carnival. I'm sure I would get lost in there or walk into the walls. I do use multiple mirrors when cutting my hair, and it took some getting used to in order to be able to know how to cut it when looking into two mirrors. I also bought some left-handed scissors so that I could cut the hair on the left side of my head with my left hand. It really took some time to become ambidextrous while looking into two mirrors.

@bananamamma - if you save the photo of the item you’re searching for as a screenshot and then (using Google Photo) go to that photo, you click/touch the little icon (dot with broken square box around it) that I’ve circled in the photo below. It will find other photos like it on the net. I think it’s called Google Lens.