@CrownedK my only recommendation is to be careful when you remove the command strips. We removed some of the wall with it. If it's hard to come off look at some videos first.
The reason why this works is it adds verticality, pulling your eyes up and giving a more expansive feel and visual drama to the space. In a few years the command strips will dry out and the mirrors will fall so maybe think about a more permanent installation if you like it.
Thin nails always work for me when I hang these kinds of mirrors. They go through the frame easily u just have to be careful not to nail the glass ofc😊
It looks great but i think you need to reinforce it either a frame around or use a frame bracket to.properly hang it..the command strips will eventually peel off or the paper backing will peel off and will become a hazard.. esp if you have kids, especially its the end of the stairs and a high traffic area.
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@@CrownedK it looks fabulous!!!! 🌸🤩 So rich totally looking!! … And what I really appreciate is you showing your trial and errors! - I hesitate so much because I think I’m not creative like everyone else… Seeing the blank wall, the picture on the wall, the first oval mirror, and then!!… even mistakes with the Walmart mirrors… ☺️Helps me see that people don’t just get it right on the first try! Now I know that if I fail at first I don’t have to just give up. 🥴 Thank you soo much!!!🙏🌷 May God Bless You!! 🤗💜🕊
I love it and am so glad you showed the finished product FIRST, before you put it together with four separate mirrors because it would have been possible to "unsee" the four mirrors. I truly thought this was a huge mirror, made this way-just one large mirror-not four skinny ones! Gorgeous!
Very creative. Wow. Love when you can get the most out of something using your creativity and spare the dime on expensive alternatives. Gave the room a good dimension. Wow.
If you have trouble with them staying up use corner tacks. They either need to be nailed or screwed in and come in clear or black to match the frames. (Imagine those old long/big bathroom mirror corner L shaped tacks)
I love this 4 mirror idea. I just would have added a deep natural colored travertine paint finish to the frames to redo/hide the Walmart finish. Learning how to do specialty paint finishes helps to enhance inexpensive home decor items.
Looks really nice :) Clever! The oval mirror didn't look quite right partly because of its smaller size in relation to the larger wall area - but not terribly so. I think it was the round planter below that was making the round mirror look not quite right. Single dominant decor items usually look best when placed next to/mixed with an opposite shape. Eg round next to square; rectangle next to oval. Or, soft-curvy next to pointy-angular; solid next to airy; light next to dark. Complementary pairings & groupings. Too much shape repetition in a room tends to look boring & uninteresting. Break it up a bit.
Very creative! Reminds me of a cheap hack I came up with when my wife and I had our salon built. We used Walmart book shelves for each station for our barbers and stylist. Turned out amazing, looked custom, and was a lot less expensive than traditional stations would’ve been. Good job sister… Seems like you have a very nice home.👊🏽💯
This looks really nice; good job! You could get some cheap trim in a similar style, paint it black, and add it around the outside so the inside strips and the outside frame would be the same width. That's the only thing I see right off that would improve the look. Then there's the tips on here about hammering small nails into the frame (NOT into the glass) to help hold the mirrors on the wall, which I think sounds like a smart choice.
