Alright, I have seen so many bloggers do this project! I finally decided to stop looking at it and do my own. I chose to do the guest bathroom on the main level of our home, because it is the most used of all bathrooms. I see it so many times a day and I thought it really needed some dressing up. I recently painted this bathroom the dark brown (SW Hopsack) and I LOVE it! I bought two pieces of unfinished wood trim strips from HD. I painted them with Killz first then I did a glaze finish with RL Tobacco. To hang the trim pieces I used double sided velcro, it worked like a charm!
Second, I added the bottom piece, pretty hard to mess that one up.
Third, I added the sides to form a giant U shape.
The final look! I really am happy with it! It has completely finished my bathroom! Thank you to all the bloggers out there who inspired me to do this!
I found your blog through Shades of Pink. I love how your mirror looks. I really want to do this to mine but I have 2 huge mirrors that come together from 2 different walls and I'm not sure how to do the middle sections where it is just mirrors. Good luck with the blog, I'm new to the blogging world too. I'm having a great time seeing all the very talented people out in the bloggy world.
ReplyDeleteYour bathroom looks great! Isn't Mirr-edge awesome? I too jumped on this project when I saw how easy it was!
ReplyDeleteIt looks custom now....good for you! Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteVery custom look! Amazing what a difference it makes, isn't it?
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Wow--that looks so good. I need to do this in my master bathroom.
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks fantastic! I totally want to do that now.. love it!
ReplyDeletewhat a difference that made! yay for you!
ReplyDeletegail
Love it! I'm planning to do something similar in our master bath... it looks great!
ReplyDeleteMUST do this!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to my Room a Month, if you think of it could you link back so others can find it? Thanks! http://theshadesofpink.blogspot.com/2009/09/room-month-shade-tutorial.html
I love your blog! I just bought trim today to do my mirror in the bathroom. Hope it turns out as cute as yours! I'll be following you too! :)
ReplyDeletethis is great! i am inspired to try this myself!
ReplyDeletethis is exactly what I want to do to my bathroom mirrors and the same design!!! I'm frustrated because I don't know how to go about it. What did you use to adhere the wood to mirror? Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring!
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