A Quatrefoil Mirror Perhaps

 When I share my newly painted guest bath pictures with you, it will be apparent that the hideous builder mirror still exists! I've been shopping around for a new mirror that will dress up the space and of course not break the bank. Mirrors can be pricey as I'm sure you know! Here are some great options to dress up any bathroom.

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Roth and Allen for Lowes

If I go with this mirror it needs a couple coats of spray paint to give it a cleaner and brighter look.

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PB Teen

From the title of this post you can tell which one I'm leaning towards! I need to head to Lowes to check it out in person now!

Which one would you choose?

Starburst Mirrors

They are everywhere!! Starburst mirrors is what I am referring to. I'm sure you have seen one, or two, or three recently used in a room you have been admiring. I'm going to help you out and make your dream of owning one a reality. Yes, you can afford one of these popular style mirrors. I have found them all over. I might or might not have 3 starburst mirrors in my own home. You will have to wait and see though until I have my home tour. Here is the low done:

Devon Mirror $199 at Z Gallerie

Bellesol Concave Sunburst Mirror at Ballard Designs $29-$119

Oversized Wood Sunburst Mirror $349 at Ballard Designs

Suzanne Kasler Mirror #4 $99 at Ballard Designs

Williams Sonoma Home Mirror $225

Framed Antique Gold Mirror $260.99 on Overstock

Horchow Mirror $495

Yes, I know the Horchow mirror would be a HUGE splurge, but I just want you to be educated on what's out there in case you have an extra $500 to spend. Thinking about all the others, which one would you want in your home and where would you put it? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Finally Found: Reclaimed Wood Stick Mirror

Emily of A Well Dressed Home  has a beautiful living room that is a  mix of elegant meets rustic. I read an article about her home that was featured in The Dallas Morning News several weeks ago and started following her blog. When I saw the pics of her living room I immediately noticed the Wood Mirrors that flank either side of her t.v. and could picture them in the same spot of my parent's living room.



A Well Dressed Home

The wall in my parent's home behind the t.v is enourmously tall and needs something unique. I love the shape and material of these mirrors, but they were a gift and no longer available for purchase. Alas, Emily posted about a similar mirror she found. It is pricey for all of us bargain hunters out there, but might just be the answer.



Reclaimed Wood Sticks Mirror $289