Repurpose builder grade mirror

We had a basic builder-grade mirror in our basement bathroom that was incredibly boring and ugly. But, because it was functional and not in our master

In this How to Build a DIY Bathroom Mirror Frame (Step-by-step Instructions) post I will walk you through updating your old builder-grade frameless bathroom mirror.

I promised quite a while ago that I would give directions on how to frame a builder grade mirror that is not tight between 2 walls ( like my...

You can get an antique mirror AND repurpose your builder grade mirror. You just need a wood decorative piece, a texture paint (glue, or plaster can work too), a…

Items You will Need Safety glasses Work gloves Cutout wire Masking Tape An Assistant {technically not an item, but needful 😊} Please protect yourself by wearing safety glasses and work gloves before trying to remove the mirror. To begin, place the cutout wire behind both corners located at the top of the mirror, and try to pull it as tight as possible. While pulling downward, slowly work the wire from side to side, separating portions of the mirror from the wall. The challenge will be…

Marian Holden on Instagram: "I’ve done this simple DIY mirror frame in many homes over the years. It is such a simple way to upgrade a builder mirror. It is also super affordable. I just ust used a 6” baseboard molding. Make sure you paint or stain the back side of the frame as well. You will see that in the mirror if you don’t. And using extreme mount tape is a mess free way to mount the frame. And yes, it sticks really well. #designerstouch #mirrorframe #diyhomedecor #diyprojects…

Learn how to build a simple DIY wood frame to hang over your existing bathroom mirror, without removing mirror clips. All for less than $10.

With a few cuts and some glue transform your mirrors! When you hear "builder grade" you probably have the same yellow/beige color I'm thinking of come to mind. You've seen those boring bathroom mirrors that are essentially just glass stuck to the wall. #d

With a few cuts and some glue transform your mirrors! When you hear "builder grade" you probably have the same yellow/beige color I'm thinking of come to mind. You've seen those boring bathroom mirrors that are essentially just glass stuck to the wall. #d