A midst the chaos that surrounds this time of year, I am in the middle of re-doing a few rooms. (I’m a little crazy, I know!) BUT, when my husband says he’s ready to change something, I jump on it. This doesn’t happen often, my friends. (I embrace/love change, him not so much.)
He has been saying for a while that it “might be nice” to repaint the bedroom. A few weeks ago he was willing to paint it himself, so I knew it was time. You don’t have to tell me twice three times! 😉
I chose a dark gray for the walls and also started adding molding. There is still a lot left to finish, but one wall is done and I couldn’t wait to share it. (I get excited and can’t help myself…I’m not the best with gifts either.)
Do you remember me saying that I was saving up mirrors for a project? Well, this was what they were for:
When I plan on hanging a large grouping, I always like to gather up all the picture hanging supplies beforehand. An assortment of large and small hooks with a few straight nails is ideal. Each mirror took a different type of hanger.
I’m assuming you noticed the design of the wall? I have so many details to iron out and lots of great tips to share. I’m learning a few new things with this makeover!
I’m still looking for an extra long dresser. We currently have two dressers, so I would like to consolidate them into one. Here’s hoping that I’m done with this makeover within a month. Can it be done? I sure hope so!! 🙂
~Angela
It’s looking great Angela! I love your wall of mirrors – I so wish I had straight walls in my bedroom. Alas, one of the downsides to this old house is the slant wall/ceilings that make up the upstairs!
Love your wall, the arrangement of mirrors is gorgeous! Can’t wait to see the rest of your room reveal 🙂 (found your site via hometalk)
Lovely! Plus I love how each mirror reflects something different in the room.
I love using mirrors as decor. I love your combination of different styles. Thank you for sharing at Throwback Thursdays!
xoxo
Denyse
Your master bedroom with its mirrored wall is inspiring—the various mirrors on the molding add elegance and light. I did the same: I collected old frames, and the room became larger and more inviting. To develop the theme of “other worlds” through reflections, we chose an escape room https://cognitionescapes.com/rooms/the-4th-door/—a strange device that opens portals behind doors, an 80-minute adventure with cool locations. The suspense and discovery were incredible, the perfect way to bring home design to life in real life!