I don't have any frames on hand to show, I'll try to explain. By edge of frame I mean the thin sides like where it sits and the other 3 thin edges. You have the edge of your glass showing there I apply beads to my edges, seed beads or those larger seed bead looking ones or any other beads that match and look good. If the thickness of the frame allows i might use glass gems on the edges. I usually grout the larger beads and the glass gems but don't grout the seed beads. I just don't like the edges of the glass shards to show cause even filed they could hurt someone if handle wrong. With tile shards i can usually wrap grout around the edges so it will stay but the glass shards won't grasp the grout the same way so i usually use beads. They look very finished afterwards and way better than the cheapies in the stores. I was thinking of trying some of the copper foil tape the stained glass artists use but I can't find any local. p

I am currently looking for a mirror for over my vanity. I have contacted glass/mirror shops and they have said that 1/4 inch is what I should get. I have been in many home dec stores in the area to check them out. Stand back several feet and they will look like "fun house" mirrors if they are not high quality. So although it would be nice to look 20 lbs thinner (and then everything else in the room will long tall and skinny) I will spring for the 1/4 inch for no distortion.

heidi, I only now see your post, Houzz sometimes works in some miraclous ways I guess. Or my own laptop, I don't know. Thank you for answering, that really helps. Actually I love the idea of books in the glass cabinet. I'm prejudiced-a) I love books, a lot b) I love glass cabinets)) As JudyG, I really love the table you thrifted as well. And I think the painting looks just right for the wall...it's not an empty wall, it will be related to these two chairs. I love Anthropoligie hardware a lot and use it a lot (and Antropologie in general), but as I look at the room I must say, yours look just right to me somehow. Corresponds with all the window hinges etc. Has integrity. I don't know how to put it. Looks like it belongs. Wouldn't switch it. Now, knowing the height you have over your fireplace would help with looking into mirrors..for now I also looked into wood framed ones, and tell me if I'm completely off the mark oh they won't let me save pics..okay https://www.artfulhome.com/product/Wood-Mirror/Burl-Vine-Painted-Mirror/146407 i like the frame being wood, and it has this fluidity of just the colors you prefer. I like the rectangular shape less, and leaves, less too. These same craftsmen have several more mirrors which I love more-same idea but more interesting shapes etc-but all of them are more expensive. The rest are 550$ and up. This one is under 300$. But I'd still look at others just to see whether you like the idea. (The website itself is very good and reliable and they do have promotions from time to time.) Now, if this one wasn't so huge..that's an interesting one. I'm afraid it's too big, too black, in short, too imposing. But I'll still post it, it's intruguing in its way. They have it in natural rattan as well. (ok, now Anthro doesn't let save images too. I'm sorry, will have to be links) https://www.anthropologie.com/shop/sculpted-rattan-mirror?category=mirrors&color=001&type=STANDARD&size=One%20Size&quantity=1 This one is a bit more expensive, but has a potential of dissappearing in color but still being present with texture. Personally think it's overpriced. Oh well. https://www.anthropologie.com/shop/foglia-mirror?category=mirrors&color=011&type=STANDARD&size=ROUND&quantity=1 much more expensive and seems too big. But I like the mantel shape https://www.anthropologie.com/shop/cecilia-mirror?category=mirrors&color=001&type=STANDARD&quantity=1&size=MANTEL Did you like similar in Anthro, or what did you like there? Then one can see whether others carry something similar for less. Finishes in Anthro can be subpar too, not justifying the price. Happenned to me with a light of theirs, since then even more I prefer to not buy new. But new can be returned more easy of course. that one made me smile..not sure though I'd go for so many obvious nature references. So it won't compete with the rug and especially the table, you know? But did make me smile https://www.amazon.com/Benzara-Wooden-Branch-Wall-Mirror/dp/B00JXFSPVO/ref=sr_1_113?crid=1FGJ0YY6WSLKL&dchild=1&keywords=wood+frame+mirrors+for+wall&qid=1610493177&sprefix=wood+frame+mirror%2Caps%2C220&sr=8-113 now that has spikes... https://www.amara.com/us/products/spike-wall-mirror and this one I like pecisely for color. but they have it in clear too. Too round though. Not sure about it at all, but. https://www.amara.com/us/products/circum-round-wall-mirror-amber#reviews-bottom (This Amara website has tons of pillows by the way. All price points. Check them out. ) OK I'll wrap my long post for now. Just to add how I love the proportions and colors of the lamps posted above. Pity they can't be directed, but depends whether you need them mostly for ambience, or for tasks as well, in this living room. All in all I like these first guys the most for your room, I guess. I mean the mirrors. Now there was another store, they have interesting things there sometimes, and not expensive either, but luckily for everyone the name escapes me. Everybody knows it. wayfair can be a great source too, but I'm like a guest who says "good bye" and continues to talk.

Mtn, this is mostly a guest bath, although it's a full main floor bathroom. I use the toilet instead of trekking upstairs to use my bath (I live alone). And, of course, the sink for handwashing. Before covid, I had fairly frequent overnight guests, but I don't hang with women who wear make-up, so the lighting in the bathroom for that task isn't critical. My grandson uses it when he's here and he's a bit of a stickler about styling his hair, but that's about the only thing that mirror is actually "used" for. Would that change your mind about pendants?