Diy Bathroom Mirror Frame Rustic

We stained the frame rustic gray and roughed it up a bit with a sanding block nails and a rough gloss treatment.

Diy bathroom mirror frame rustic.

Diy rustic bathroom mirror supplies. Measures 20 w x 1 1 2 d x 34 h. Pine wood to create your wood frame i used 4 thick but 6 would be gorgeous too if you want chunkier i used a screwdriver to lift up the staples that were holding the cardboard backing in place. You start with a regular full length mirror and embellish it with rustic wood to give it that great country farmhouse look.

Our add a frames adhere directly to the surface of your mirror so they will install easily if your mirror is against a wall or is resting on a backsplash. I would have done it myself but the wood was a little tougher to cut with my miter box so he got out the big saw. I had my husband whip up a frame out of cheap o 1 3 white wood. Once the cardboard was loose i needed to loosen up the caulking.

This gorgeous rustic farmhouse inspired diy mirror only costs about 15 to make and you can have it finished in about an hour. Allow 1 to 2 weeks. A diy mirror frame can be customized for any size bathroom mirror. Diy mirror solutions from frame my mirror.

The wood frame itself is made from pine boards. Rustic ranch tooled leather mirror a lone star western decor exclusive beautiful tooled leather and iron cross accents adorn the pine frame of the handmade rustic ranch tooled leather mirror. Ships from the manufacturer. Diy stick on mirror frame if you are ready to update your dated bathroom but don t have the money for a full renovation an easy to make stick on mirror frame can add the character you re looking for without breaking the bank.

Give your space instant designer style with a custom mirror frame. I m going to show you how to frame a bathroom mirror on a large 58 x 42 inch bathroom mirror. Instead you re adding a simple diy mirror frame around your existing bathroom mirror. Most homes come with one large builder grade mirror in the bathroom.

I wanted to make a real wood frame something rustic that popped against the white beadboard.