According to designer Kevin Francis O’Gara, speckled countertops look “perpetually dirty.”
When it comes to irregularly shaped mirrors, specifically, Kiva Brent has had enough.
Throughout the past two decades, irregularly shaped mirrors have only grown more ubiquitous, advertised everywhere fromArchitectural Digesttodwell.
However, Kiva Brent hopes they’re finally on the outs.
After all, the curvaceous KRABB was eventually discontinued.
Ultimately, antiqued and curvy mirrors aren’t “performing a functional purpose,” according to Brent.
It’s time to phase them out.
How to stay stylish without the squiggle
It’s all about placement.
Even without embracing an irregular shape, you could still get quirky with your mirror selection.
