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Saturday, May 5, 2012

Vintage mirror

Want to reflect a nice view?
Open up a space?
Jazz up and accent wall?

Mirrors are often overlooked as purely functional, but mirrors can do a lot more than help you get ready in the am!


One of my thrifty find was an old dresser soon to be heading to the landfill...saved by a compassionate frugal lady ;)
(that would be me)  

Back of mirror

Back of the larger mirror


This dresser had 2 doors with mirrors. 
























I think the imperfections make it quite perfect!




I took it apart and kept the mirrors to be used in our bedroom as is. 
I like the dark wood against the brick wall!

Our Bedroom

Give (old) mirrors a new purpose in your home!

Thrifty Find for $0.00


Stay Frugal,



3 comments:

  1. I like your mirrors. I am on the lookout for one to go in my bedroom to replace the one I took out of there for the family room. I have a big empty wall now that is screaming for a mirror. I miss using it too. Large mirrors can get pricey, so I'm going to try to find one at a consignment store or even Goodwill. I may even try Lowes. They have some interesting things for less. I bought my last one at Home Goods and it cost around $70! Not sure I'm ready to spend that again. Love your suggestions too. Part of the fun is finding the bargain!

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  2. Beautiful! I'd love for you to add it on my link party at: http://printabelle.com/?p=3717 Thanks!

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