Ever heard of the philosophy of mirrors? The great Greek philosopher Socrates urged young people to look at themselves in mirrors so that, if they were beautiful, they would become worthy of their beauty. Mirrors are made of a different variety of materials; in ancient history, even a pool of water can be used as a mirror. Today, decorative wall mirrors are an essential part of modern homes, particularly in the living rooms. This is especially useful in cities such as Malaysia where space is constrained. Mirrors can also be used in front of a dressing table or a dresser, such as the Tradition Reinterpreted Handcarved Wall Mirror or the Simple Perfection Mirror. It is also the love of interior designers and interior styling enthusiasts to hang unique mirror designs such as the Geometric Paradox Handcarved Mirror or the Circles of Life Hand-carved Mirror on the wall in the living room. And if you have a corridor or a hallway, then you may want to consider the stylish Hermes Wall Mirror. There is no place in the apartment that will not stand out better with having a handsomely handcarved mirror hung on the wall, or simply left leaning against the wall. Mirrors reflect the best of your living room or bedroom, and if you have accent furniture pieces, they look even more outstanding when your guests can see them in multiple perspectives in the mirrors. Mirror, mirror, show me what I dream.