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8 Supersized Home Accessories That'll Give Any Space Big Style

Go big and go home! Eight designers share the unique way they spiffed up their spaces with HGTV Magazine.

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Photo: Carmel Brantley. From: HGTV Magazine.

A Larger-Than-Life Sink

While this trough-like station is a great fit for a family with four kids in Jupiter, Florida, it’s also a statement piece, says designer Kara Hebert. She paired the black-and-white Kohler sink with Thomas O’Brien sconces that mimic the two-tone look. For a kick, she picked tiles by Cement Tile Shop in shades of blue. Mirrored medicine chests and a roomy basket provide storage.

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Photo: Sabrina Tan. From: HGTV Magazine.

A Supersized Mirror

“An enormous mirror can help a small area feel larger and a dark space appear lighter,” says Seattle, Washington blogger Sabrina Tan of Gypsy Tan, who hung this brass-framed one from CB2 in her entry. That, plus head-to-toe outfit checks on the way out the door.

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Photo: Helynn Ospina. From: HGTV Magazine.

A Can’t-Miss-It Clock

Sorry, smartphones: “Hanging a massive clock with a pretty face infuses a space with sophistication,” says designer Kimberley Kay, who spruced up this San Francisco, California home office. The 30-inch-by-30-inch HomeGoods score matches the niche’s boxiness, while oak warms the walls and the chrome table legs.

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Photo: Travis J Photography. From: HGTV Magazine.

A Sky-High Headboard

“A room that’s all neutral needs impact,” says designer Shea McGee, and this grand custom headboard does the trick. To suit the minimalist look the Park City, Utah, couple craved, it’s upholstered in solid-color linen. Stacked framed nature scenes on either side enhance the serene feel while also filling all that space above the nightstands.

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