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Riverdale's Camila Mendes' Modern Mirror Turns This Utilitarian Room Chic, Designers Say

Mudrooms are not generally thought of as the most glamorous or stylish space in the home. However, Camila Mendes, star of the teen drama Riverdale (known for its outlandish storylines) is no stranger to a plot twist.

The Do Revenge actress took to Instagram to reveal the modern mirror in her mudroom, and design experts love the effect it has on the utilitarian back entryway. This is a wall decor idea for the ages.

The Los Angeles-based actress poses with her adorable white Maltipoo, Truffle, in a curvy, organic-shaped mirror. Behind her, several light jackets hang on built-in hooks while high cabinets and low shelving provide extra storage for shoes and accessories. The storage makes the space effective, while the mirror decoration makes it stylish.

Interior design experts love decorating with mirrors, and in particular,  the organically shaped mirror chosen by the actress. 'An organically shaped, wavy style mirror isn't just a reflection tool, it's a standalone piece of art with its own unique character,' says Kerry Sherin, design expert at Ownerly.

'The fluidity of the shape can add a dynamic element that rounds off the hard lines typical of most interior spaces. Its unique irregular contour can impart a sense ofdynamism and movement, which can freshen up and enliven any wall it graces,' she continues. The dynamic quality of the organic shape is certainly evident in Camila's space, where the curve of the mirror provides a welcome contrast to the straightness of the built-in storage behind.

Julio Arco, interior designer and architect at Bark and Chase adds: 'This style of mirror can capture and reflect light in a manner that creates intriguing and ever-changing patterns, amplifying the sense of space and enhancing the ambiance of theroom.' The white walls in this space further enlarge the feel of the Riverdale actress's space for an open and airy feel.

The experts agree that Camila's wavy mirror is an absolutely perfect mudroom idea. 'An organically shaped mirror can infuse a dash of style and whimsy,' into a mudroom which, 'tend to be utilitarian and lack character,' says design expert Kerry Sherin.

Interior designer Julio Arco adds, 'The mudroom of a home is a transitional space – it's the first internal area visitors encounter, and it sets the tone for the rest of the home.  The wavy-style mirror not only provides a functional spot for last-minute checks but, more importantly, adds a touch of sophistication and intrigue.'

He continues, 'The dynamic reflections from an organically shaped mirror can make the space feel more inviting and spacious, reducing the boxed-in feel that some entryways or mudrooms might possess. This sense of spaciousness and light can offer a warm welcome to anyone entering the home.'

Now that Riverdale has met its controversial end after seven seasons, we can only hope that Camila will have time to provide us with even more hallway mirror ideas. Shop the look below to create your own chic and stylish mudroom.

Pond Large Mirror

This organic and playful mirror mimics the shape of a natural pong. It can be hung horizontally or vertically to fit perfectly into any space. Includes a brass or ark chrome plated zinc frame.

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TV Star Left Devastated As Her Dog Is Snatched In Shock Ambush And Offers £5,000 Reward

LIZZIE Cundy has been left devastated after her dog Alfie was snatched in a shock ambush last night.

Broadcaster Lizzie, 55, who shares the Maltipoo with her friend, is offering a £5,000 reward after receiving advice from Lady Gaga - who had her own French bulldogs stolen at gunpoint in 2021.

Lizzie Cundy has been left devastated after her dog Alfie was stolen last night

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Lizzie Cundy has been left devastated after her dog Alfie was stolen last nightCredit: Lizzie Cundy The broadcaster shared an appeal with her Instagram followers today

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The broadcaster shared an appeal with her Instagram followers todayCredit: Lizzie Cundy

Alfie was stolen at 9pm outside Wilton Place Church in Belgravia, London by a man and a blonde woman driving a silver car, according to eyewitnesses.

In an appeal to find the six-month-old pooch, the socialite told The Sun, "I'm a big dog lover and Alfie is very special.

"My best friend was just about to bring me Alfie and stopped in Belgravia just for a drink. As they looked around, Alfie had been snatched.

"It's something that is really occurring throughout the world and it was very publicised that Lady Gaga had her dogs stolen in LA.

"I have a mutual friend who knows Lady Gaga so he's reached out to ask her if there's anything she can do to help us.

"She said to put a reward up and she sends love and prayers and we've put up a £5,000 reward for the return of little Alfie cause he needs to come back home.

"I ask anyone if they see a little Maltipoo being sold on any website, or they've been offered a little Maltipoo to buy, that it could be little Alfie and to get in touch on 07850 504999.

"Dogs are part of the family. I do so much for dogs charities and it's heartbreaking for him to be stolen and snatched away like this.

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"We're all in bits and can't sleep since Alfie has been taken so we're really thankful to The Sun for helping.

"There is a £5,000 reward and Lady Gaga sends her love and prayers for Alfie's return and we hope we will get Alfie back."

Lizzie shared an appeal with her Instagram followers today, which has since been re-posted by the likes of Claire Sweeney and DJ Fat Tony.

She has supported Simon Cowell with his annual K9 Dog Charity fundraiser in Barbados and was, most recently, pictured at a Burns Pet Food event with Lewis Capaldi.

  • If you've seen Alfie, call Lizzie's friend on 07850 504999.
    • Lizzie is a big dog lover and regularly supports canine charities

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    Lizzie is a big dog lover and regularly supports canine charitiesCredit: Lizzie Cundy She was pictured at a Burns Pet Food event with Lewis Capaldi last week

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    She was pictured at a Burns Pet Food event with Lewis Capaldi last weekCredit: Lizzie Cundy

    This Morning Star 'in Bits' After Dog Is Snatched In Broad Daylight

    Lizzie Cundy, a regular on huge daytime show This Morning, has had her dog stolen and made a huge appeal for help in getting her home.

    The This Morning and Good Morning Britain regular has been left devastated after the snatching of her beloved Alfie, which took place in London's Belgravia district.

    Her friend, who she shares the Maltipoo with, was just about to return the pooch to her when it happened.

    Lizzie has taken to social media to appeal for help in Alfie's whereabouts and asked for anyone who spotted the dog being sold to contact her.

    The TV personality told The Sun: "I'm a big dog lover and Alfie is very special. It's something that is really occurring throughout the world and it was very publicised that Lady Gaga had her dogs stolen in LA."

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    The singing sensation was offering £5,000 as a reward for her dog who was snatched away form her at gunpoint in 2021.

    Lizzie continued by saying that she has a friend who knows the singing sensation so they have contacted her to ask for any advice.

    Lizzie said: "I ask anyone if they see a little Maltipoo being sold on any website, or they've been offered a little Maltipoo to buy, that it could be little Alfie. She finished by asking fans to get in touch.

    Lizzie has made a huge appeal on Instagram (Image: Ken McKay/ITV/REX) Lizzie shares pup Alfie with a friend (Image: lizziecundy / Instagram)

    Lizzie has also taken to her Instagram page to share an appeal for Alfie and for anyone to let her know if they know his whereabouts.

    In a post she shared on Friday, August 11, Lizzie said: "Please join me on @jeremyvibe @stormhuntley show where I'm talking about Alfie our gorgeous puppy who was stolen on Sunday. Please tune in and if you know anything, please get in touch. Alfie needs to be returned home."

    In response, many of her fans flooded the comments in support of her as one stated: "I am so distressed about this and cannot imagine how you are feeling. So sorry."

    Lizzie is a regular on TV show This Morning (Image: Ken McKay/ITV/REX)

    While another stated: "So sorry he was stolen, this happened to my husband. Really hope you find him Lizzie."

    A third fan also sent their best wishes to Lizzie in what must be a difficult time. They said: "Poor Alfie. I hope and pray that your baby is found and returned soon. My deepest condolences to you and your family at this most distressing time."

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