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Disco Decor Guide: Where One Mirror Ball Piece Works Best

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Short answer: Disco decor works best as one mirror-tiled piece where light hits it: wall art above a sofa, bar or bed, a planter in a bright window, or a vase on a dining table. Choose the spot first, then the piece. All our mirror-tiled pieces are for indoors; only the hanging planter can go outside, out of direct rain.

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Which piece suits which room?

Room Piece
Living room Disco ball wall art above a sofa or sideboard
Window or plant corner Disco ball planters
Dining table Disco ball vases
Kitchen and bar Disco barware and kitchen decor
Shelf Disco sculptures and animals

Mirror-tile plant pot

How do you get the most sparkle?

Mirror tiles need light to work. Daylight from a window, a lamp or a spotlight on the piece throws spots of light around the room. In a dark corner, the piece looks flat.

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How do you fit disco decor on a small shelf?

Measure the shelf's height and depth, then check the piece's size on its product page. The Oddity Orb vase is 22 × 13 × 14 cm; the round Disco Ball Plant Pot is 9 or 15 cm wide.

The Mirrorball Muse mirror ball bust wall art on purple smoky backdrop

How much disco decor is too much?

One strong piece per wall or surface is usually enough. Keep the things around it plain: wood, black, white or one colour from the room.

More ideas: disco wall art, disco ball vase styling and disco decor by room.

Questions

Where does disco decor look best?

Where light hits it: near a window, under a lamp or above a sofa in a lit room.

Can disco decor go outside?

Our mirror-tiled pieces are for indoors; the hanging planter can go outside out of direct rain.

How do you clean mirror-tiled decor?

A little glass cleaner on a soft cloth; no abrasive cleaners.

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