I used to have one of these mirrors in the 80s I think….I have always liked the real wicker, but wasn’t sure what to do with it to update. I found this one in great shape for $6 and brought it home with me. In the past I had one painted white, but wanted something with more color.
I had my staff take a look at it…
They really didn’t have much to say about the project, so I took it upon myself to go to my stash of paint. I used one of the colors I got from my $75 Lowe’s gift card shopping spree—Exotic Sea Gloss!
I took the mirror apart and replaced the cardboard back with a pressboard scrap I had in the garage (after I painted the wicker of course!).
Spray painted it with the Valspar Spray Paint with Primer. It goes on smoothly and evenly and gives a perfect finish…
My assistant is pleased I think…actually he always looks like that so I don’t know what’s up with him.
Here’s the wall while I am still working on it…had to get it tweaked just right. Eventually I hung a big starfish in the collection and I am pleased with that!
I may be linking up to some of these great parties!
It turned out beautiful - and love how it works in the grouping!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Sunday
hugs,
Suzan
visiting from sewing barefoot. This is gorgeous. Love the blue and looks so good in your lounge
ReplyDeleteThe wall is looking good - the shape of the starfish added interest. The blue of the mirror goes great with the candlesticks. The Dedicated House has started a Blue Friday party you might be interested in. I linked my blue stuff last week and really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI love it - and I like that everything goes together, but isn't matchy-matchy. Also, the addition of the smaller items makes it more interesting!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great! I love the pops of blue in your livingroom. I am a new follower from the 'Creative Princess' blog hop :)
ReplyDeleteJustina @ http://justinawho.blogspot.com/
The mirror looks great. I love your grouping. Very nice! I'm terrible at deciding how to place things together on the walls.
ReplyDeleteTresa
Nice makeover... it looks great! I just recently spray painted an old thrifted mirror too. It was plastic, not wicker, so I guess it's not quite as classy. Oh well!
ReplyDeleteI love your new mirror and it looks great in its new hanging space!
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