Mirror or Mirrored Clock can’t decide??
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Comments (27)sianember - Love the mirrors! They bring back happy memories. I have a business 'upcycling' furniture - although I've been doing it for over 20 years now and recycling was hardly a thing, let alone upcycling, in those days :D - but I started out selling mirrors on Greenwich market. A friend and I would find old mirrors in junk shops (this was in the halcyon days when every high street had at least one, sadly they are few and far between now) and we would 'pimp' them and sell them. We were particularly fond of using shells as they were free, meant we got to spend a day at the seaside and we could use the children to collect them!...See MoreMirrors...yay or nay?
Comments (7)Because the ceiling slopes a bit on the right side l would place the mirrors a bit lower than the height of the clock but not too much, say in line with the top of the inner circle. You need to straighten or remove the outermost cushion on the bed as it ruining the bedscape. It is odd. You could add a foot plaid with a little colour and a rug or something on the walls to tie in the colour. It's looking a lot better but still a bit like a black and white photo. You've done well with the lanterns, now bring on a few more pretty items to share the dressertop - choose different heights textures snd even colours....See MoreChoosing a large wall mirror for our entrance hall
Comments (10)Thank you everyone for the thoughts so far! Totally agree on the radiator cover - I've been trying to find something nice and slim so it doesn't block the door too much... and, as you can see, we are already struggling to find a door mat that will fit in the space (very restricted on materials as rubber will mark the fingerblock and anything non-grip is too slippery). Here's a slightly different view to show why I didn't put a mirror over the radiator... We could move the light switch, but need to keep our costs down where possible. Putting a mirror above the switch is too high (I think?). The random bits of art are to hide holes in the wall that I've not filled yet. :-D...See MoreMirror for a narrow loo
Comments (3)I'd go for a pill shaped mirror as it would work with the shape of the room https://thestylehaus.co.uk/products/decorator_series_pill_mirror_900x560_matt_black?variant=44073304719610&currency=GBP&gclid=Cj0KCQjwnrmlBhDHARIsADJ5b_mcafQgp4KwYSkQtYadqMOYzZJP3kVO4qru0DZ_kPxCfXtwBE0PR7gaArm3EALw_wcB...See More- 8 years ago
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