As I said yesterday, in addition to my table project I painted two mirrors to go above the table in my upstairs landing. I decided to use the Paris Grey paint by Annie Sloan so that there would be a contrast with the table but also have some coordination to the tones in the water paintings on the art wall. I like the layered effect of two mirrors and I love that the moldings are built in the opposite directions. I did distress them a tiny bit and then of course waxed them.
I do have to change the ugly little knob on the table but I have not found an antique one that I like, so for now that is going to stay put so that I can open the drawer.
On a side note some of the photos are a little wonky because it is hard to take mirror photos without getting yourself in the mirror or a railing or who knows what else. Maybe I will learn photo tips from my blogging course that I signed up for from Decor8.
P.S. The tile installer is here!!!!
Linking to :
Tattered Tiques: Antiques and Blogger Stores in Illinois
Annie Sloan chalk Paint: Another Beautiful Before and After Table
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Before and After Coffee Table
Silent Sunday 11-20–2016
Love the layering and this color is so soothing. Thanks for sharing at Market Monday. Plse come again.
I know just what you mean….I was trying to photograph a huge mirror the other day and either kept getting myself, or other stuff that was on the other side of the room and didn't want in the photo…
I think I need some of those photo tips, too!
Beautiful mirrors and I love your candle holders, too….
Hi Elizabeth! Thank you for joining the Open House Party this week and sharing your pretty mirrors. I love the paint color and the two candleholders are wonderful.
Hugs,
Sherry
those are soo pretty! i love the nice soft colors!
Very lovely! The color looks perfect on the mirrors. I also like the basket underneath 🙂
Love the color and the layering – very creative! I'm your newest follower!
Elizabeth,
I like what you did. Paris gray is my favorite color so far of Annie Sloans!
I 'met' you after I painted my sideboard in my entry.
http://renaemoore.blogspot.com/2011/08/project-monday-sideboard-reno-part-2.html
I have restyled since then, removed the lamps, probably should take another pix!