Tuesday 27 May 2014

Think outside the square.. Modern mirrors..

We all have a mirror in the house which looks boring and old.. 
(Or if not you will find a few of them at your local second hand shop!)
So why not give it a modern make-over by adding these stylish trims..

IDEA ONE: Add some flowers..
This beautiful idea would be perfect for a little girls room, dressing table or even a bathroom mirror.. Choose the colours and patterns that suit your style.. I love how it is just down one side of the mirror - stylish but not too over-powering.. Enjoy..

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IDEA TWO: Wrap some rope around it..
This natural idea of wrapping rope around a mirror will give it a great nautical/beachy look.. Adaptable for a round or rectangle mirror.. Use raw our coloured rope to suit your style.. Enjoy.. 

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IDEA THREE:  Glam it up..
This stunning gold framed mirror is made from dowel sticks (at different sizes) and spray paint.. Use a round mirror to get that 'Starburst' look.. or change the colour to suit your home.. This idea is not only cost affective but it looks so gorgeous.. Enjoy..

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IDEA FOUR: Frame it with wood..
Using two different types of wood, you could transform your mirrors from old and drab to new and fab! 
Firstly driftwood.. I love driftwood and since we live near the beach this material is right at our finger tips.. Check out this 'Starburst' mirror using bits of driftwood found ashore.. Enjoy..

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And if you can't get your hands on some driftwood then why not take your anger out on this distressed timber frame for a mirror.. And enjoy the stress relief while creating it!!

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IDEA FIVE: Give it a good paint..
You know a coat of paint will give any item a new look.. So here are two different ways of painting your framed mirror to give it a new life.. Enjoy..

By gently adding a layer of paint over the edges of the frames pattern, then giving it a soft wipe, you can create this gorgeous 'shabby chic' look..

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Or if you want to give it a more solid look, then use a thicker paint brush or spray paint the frame in your desired colour..







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