Kings Heath Mirrors & Lighting

This shop should maybe be called ‘Kitsh Heath Mirrors & Lighting’. There are standard lamps, chandeliers, and lampshades all with a kind of over-​extravagant and highly-​detailed edge to them. This line in questionable taste is followed up with a range of shaped, beveled mirrors in different shapes and sizes, some with prints on.
The piece de resistance of this shop is the many strange ornaments and ceramic statues that they have, most of which are reduced to £30 from around the £50 mark. There are domestic and wild animals in a variety of poses, and Utopian scenes as well as striking figures and busts of stars of the silver screen.
All in all, I don’t know anyone whose homes these kind of fittings and furnishings would fit in, but if you want to bring some Hollywood, (the LA film-​making suburb, rather than the village down the other end of the Alcester Road) glamour to your home, here’s a good place to start to find some original pieces.

I moved into a new house recently and needed to buy some lighting for it. I wanted to create a more dramatic effect by using multiple lights. I also wanted to see if they had any nice lampshades available for the lights already installed into the house.
The vast selection of crystal chandeliers available at Kings Heath Mirrors and Lighting includes styles to suit every décor from traditional chandeliers to contemporary lights.
Their modern lights feature not only clear crystals, but also unique designs to create the dramatic effect I so needed.
The staff were on hand and friendly, the sales approach was nice and laid back, something I have always liked. I ended up buying a chandelier and two lamps all for less than 200 pounds. The goods I bought are great quality and I will be coming here again.

I’ve always been surprised when I’ve walked past Kings Heath Mirrors & Lighting to see that it still subsists despite never having seen anyone in there. It has a visually impenetrable display of ornamental lamps, ceiling lamps and lots of other lights as I’m sure you could imagine.
So as I innocently stretched my legs and knocked my bedside lamp off it’s very long residing spot on my bedside table, breaking it beyond repair, I thought to myself ‘Kings Heath Mirrors & Lighting’.
I popped in and was amidst a sea of many lamps, chandeliers, mirrors and despite their surplus of stock, I couldn’t see anything that would be a suitable substitute for my beloved bedside lamp. The stock is for those who have quite particular, pretentiously themed yet cheap interior tastes, and I am not one of those people. I just wanted a humble, simple lamp.