Repurposed Rustic Mirror Frame
What is your decorating style?
I've always been a farmhouse fan, and then just loved the modern farmhouse look we used in our new kitchen.
I'm also a child of the 70's so the Boho look had my heart and I'm happy to see that it's coming around again.
Today I'm working on a repurposed, rustic, Boho frame for an old mirror...
I'm just a mish-mash of styles, I love them all.
This is a wooden roller window shade that I didn't need anymore.
I've used this shade for several other repurposed projects on Homeroad.
As you scroll through this post please pay attention to the bold blue links for all the details on these projects! Also check out the READ MORE sections at the end of this post for more projects you'll love! ❤️
For each of those projects I pulled the slats out of the shade and used the pieces to create something new.
Today I'm using the wooden slats to create a new look on an old mirror.
I've been redecorating a bedroom in our home, I'm using neutral colors and all kinds of baskets, wicker, and rattan.
I'm decorating this mirror that has old pitted glass and giving the frame a rustic wooden rattan makeover.
I began by cutting a slat the height of the mirror frame, I used large scissors to cut the slats.
I used wood glue to attach the slats to the mirror frame.
And then I cut a slat to fit across the top.
When I was finished and the glue dried, I sanded the wooden slats to give the wood a rustic look.
This old frame now had the perfect rustic Boho look!
It's going to go perfectly in the bedroom I'm decorating!
The cement vase was another Homeroad project and goes perfectly in this room too!
This frame is pretty enough to hang anywhere!
READ MORE: FRAME PROJECTS
I have another old frame just like this one and I'm ready to make another frame for the kitchen.
READ MORE: RUSTIC STYLE
