I’m not sure what it was about the 80s and 90s that made homeowners and contractors decide that mirrored walls and closets were cool. Sure, they’re functional—no need to scour the web for an affordable floor mirror—but they make a blank wall or door pretty much dead space. If you own said mirrored wall, you obviously have free reign to rip it out, but as a renter, I sadly don’t have this liberty.
In my bedroom, I have not one, but two (I know, big time luxury) mirrored closets directly next to each other, and it’s just… way too much mirror. I knew upon moving in that I’d want to remove at least one door, so the one with built-in shelves is now free from its mirrored cage (the door has since been shoved into the hall closet to be reattached when I move out).