No mirrors.

I realy like your rug! I like your bedding too but i don't think the geometric pillow are up to the sensual feel of the rest of the bedding. On my screen your framed piece just looks blank. Is it embossed paper?

what do you think of this pillow?

Ryleah Orren Ellis via Wayfair

CB2 has many more dramatic silk pillows close to what you've got if you want drama, although if you want a very restful vibe to the room, might be too much. I just like the fancier finish given your other bedding

(I'm wondering what it would look like if the 2 mirrors were hung horizontally over the bed about 1/2 inch apart.....

then wondering if the art would look good if one of the mirrors were behind it....

You don't have to satisfy my curiousity. Just wondering if the reason you chose to try mirrors was wanting more reflection and sparkle in the room so wondering if they could go elsewhere.

Your lamps would look nice sitting on simple round mirror trays if you like.

You shouldn't put mirrors behind a bed in general, especially if you live in an earthquake area

The mirrors are too skinny and it looks better without them. I love the simple modern art above your bed and the handsome lamps, but think your pillow selection cheapens and otherwise elevated look. I'd invest in solid color pillows with a contrasting piping.

I’d skip the mirrors.

I do think white bedding would brighten the space. The grays, on my screen, seem to be clashing.

I’d also add lots of pillows. And decorative pillows. I’d also add a bench by the foot of the bed

I also love your rug and bedding. I suggest removing the mirrors. I also find the artwork just recedes into the wall. It’s probably a lovely piece but it’s impossible to tell looking across your bedroom. That piece might be better suited for another area against a darker wall and where it can be seen closeup. I like the lamps and tables so perhaps a more colorful art piece and some pillows that coordinate with that would be all you need.

debra

You have good basics with a lovely rug and bedding, nitestands and lamps. I agree with everyone that those very narrow mirrors are not necessary. Is this a pitched ceiling?

The headboard wall needs to be layered with design textures and horizontal or vertical elevation.

First, continue with the height of the headboard, extending from wall to wall (or ceiling to floor) either with paint, or fabric panels. The top half can be a color paint or grasscloth wallpaper.

Second, if you like mirrors at the nightstands, they should be large, a decorative frame, or mirrors installed and attached to wall--the same width as the nightstands.

Third, add another color to the throw pillows -- bright and colorful.

^ ^ ^ Continue another textured panel behind exising headboard -- same color. Bamboo or grasscloth wallpaper

^ ^ ^ Continue paint or fabric horizonally wall to wall

Different textures wall to wall

Dramatic color block

^ ^ ^ Vertical fabric panels behind headboard to ceiling. Texture wall from headboard to wall, ceiling to floor.

Installed mirrors ceiling to floor from edge of headboard to wall.

Love this bedroom wall. Note the gold wallpaper continues on the ceiling.

THis is an example of why I continue to repeat do not start another post . Your posts going back 2years on this bedroom surely there is some help in all those answers.

LOL...... As far as I can see, there's plenty of help right above! Lordy...........

We say the mirrors seem to be far too thin in order to work over the nightstands. You could try sconces on the walls and maybe another piece of artwork with some colors that are in the room. See some of our bedrooms designs below:

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