"Mirrors are often used in the garden to reflect surrounding plants, giving the illusion of a much larger space.
The homeowner [Alyson Markley] took that idea a step further, however, by using a mirror to draw attention to a vignette. This delightful sculpture is less than 18 inches tall and might easily have been missed among the foliage. Yet as light bounces off the mirrored surface, you notice not just the plants, but also the well-placed figurine."
You will find two other glass art ideas (whimsical glass wind chimes and a turquoise globe with Dinosaur food) from our garden in:
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/10142688/list#180859Learn more about Karen at http://www.lejardinetdesigns.com/
