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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Leaner Mirror Makeover.

Once our walls went dark, I really fell out-of-love with our large leaner mirror.  It blended in with the walls and didn't provide any pop.


I solved that problem the same way I solve 90% of my other problems....with some leftover paint!!

For our master bedroom refresh, I knew I didn't want to completely rid our room of my signature teal color, so rather than have an accent wall covered in Behr's Balmy Seas, I wanted to incorporate it using accessories and accents. That gorgeous shade of teal would be the perfect hue to make our old mirror come to life again.


I took it outside, spray primed and painted it with a leftover paint sample.




Once that was done I got out my Citri-Strip gel, coated the over-spray and used a scraper to clear the mirror surface.  (Yes, I was lazy and didn't want to cover and tape before I primed, so I had to strip later.)  After that, I used Minwax's polycrylic in semi-gloss to cover and protect the paint.


Anvoilà...a new mirror!


I think it looks great against our dark walls, and all dressed up for the holidays... ;)


Can't wait to share more details soon!!!

19 comments:

  1. i feel like this is your signature color :) looks good!

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    1. Thanks so much, Trina! Hope you're feeling good and hanging in there!! Xo!

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  2. That looks great! I've wanted a leaner mirror in our bedroom, too, but haven't found one I'm excited about yet. The color you chose is perfect!

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  3. Such a good color! Love it!!

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  4. Love the color and the way it looks against the wall

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  5. Love the size of that mirror! I'm still rocking the bed bath and beyond "over the door" one haha that color is so you too! Room is looking great ;)

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    1. Thanks Cindy!! :) I'm sure you'll be upgrading your mirror soon. ;)

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  6. You’ve done an amazing makeover for your huge mirror! I think that it already looked amazing before you repainted it, but now I am just in awe at how lovely it turned out to be. Anyway, thank you so much for sharing this with us. Have a great day!


    Doug Lowe @ M&M Glass

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