Baby is going to be very disappointed to find out that this blog post isn't about her...
...no matter how cute she looks staring at her reflection!
No, this blog post truly is about mirrors on the wall. We've had this large mirror on the wall of our entryway for quite some time now, but it always looked a bit lonely to me.
So when I found these two smaller mirrors at the dump a while ago, I couldn't resist taking them home. This past week, we finally got around to hanging them.
Another view, before the new mirrors were hung, looking down into the entryway or our little split level.
And here it is after the mirrors were added. I think I still need to fill in some spots here and there, either with some small mirrors or whatnot, but all in good time.
The mirrors are quite rustic and distressed, which pleases me much more than it pleases hubby.
The reflections in this mirror are very wavy and distorted due to the old glass. I absolutely LOVE it! It's kind of like have our own fun house mirror!
The other old mirror to the left has been hanging above our coat rack forever. It was a purchase from eBay many, many moons ago.
Just look at this rustic, chippy, distressed finish! It makes me swoon!
The second mirror we found at the dump is equally gorgeous (in my eyes).
The bottom of the mirror is extremely distressed, and hubby probably would have preferred we not hang it.
But what can I say? I find perfection in the imperfect! One of my daughters says I should paint them white to match the large white mirror, but I think I like the contrast and I'd hate to cover up all this chippy perfection.
So for zero dollars (except the cost of the the heavy duty hangers), we added a bit more oomph to the front entryway.
Donna