Well, I totally didn't get around to it and I'm so glad! I moved the coral/black bookshelf to the back of our apartment and scooted the skirted console over to that wall. Once the sconces were over in the gallery wall, the old mirror felt really small. On a whim I pulled out this mirror that was intended to be a chalkboard, and it was true love. The mirror fits the wall perfectly and looks great in the space!
So the moral of the story is sometimes procrastination pays off.
Beautiful! I love your console table all stacked up with books - it looks perfect. Love your yellow door too!
ReplyDeleteJessica
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ReplyDeleteGlad you changed your mind.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will find a spot for a chalkboard somewhere, someday!
pve
Glad you changed your mind.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will find a spot for a chalkboard somewhere, someday!
pve
Wow the mirror looks beautiful there!! I like the blackboard idea but it does look like it's home in that space just the way it is... =)
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic! Love everything!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic - that mirror itself is too pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe mirror looks AMAZING!!! So glad you didn't use the chalkboard paint!!
ReplyDeleteDominique @ http://comfycozycouture.blogspot.com
I'm so glad you didn't make it over with chalkboard paint! This mirror is stunning the way it is! I am so jealous! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKayleigh
@ The Gotta Have It Girl
Oooh, I like it as a mirror too. Especially there. But if you changed your mind and wanted to change it down the road, you always could...gives you options!
ReplyDeleteHa, so many people will need to re-pin this! Love the mirror, glad it is not a chalkboard.
ReplyDeleteSometimes procrastination is my BFF. I totally get it. This sort of thing happens to me often. I love that mirror. I'm so envious of your thrifting/ treasure finding abilities. Here in Nowhere, NC there are only so many good place to go treasure hunting.
ReplyDeleteLooks aweseome! I am glad you kept it too! congrats!
ReplyDeleteLOL - it's perfect there, glad you didn't repurpose right away!
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www.PowellBrowerHome.com
You know I was so excited for your chalkboard but this looks amazing! I'm glad you waited too.
ReplyDeleteSmart choice to keep the mirror as is! It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSmart choice to keep the mirror as is! It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteahhh yes perfection!! It is just beautiful- much prettier than a chalk board.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, that mirror is perfect there. =3 I am seriously in love with that yellow door and those stacks of books, too. They are so wonderfully fabulous~!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful mirror! I'm glad you didn't get around to painting it with chalkboard paint becuase it looks amazing over your skirted console. I love that black and pink skirt... and all the color combos in your apt!
ReplyDeleteGood Choice!
ReplyDeleteI hope you won't find this insulting, but I thought you had lost your mind by planning a chalkboard in such a special mirror. Who wouldn't want to own such a spectacular mirror? It's perfection personified!
ReplyDeleteI'm so relieved! I found a similar mirror a few weeks ago and used yours as a reference in this post:
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I'm thrilled you kept it as-is, it looks wonderful.
I love the frame on that mirror. It looks perfect over that table.
ReplyDeleteAshley
http://marriedinmontana.blogspot.com/
It's gorgeous & I love it and oh so jealous!
ReplyDeleteAfter you posted this mirror originally I had been searching for a similar one! I found the exact same mirror at a thrift store a few months ago. It's proudly displayed over my fireplace now! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you didn't end up painting it. It looks perfect over that console table! Love the stacks of books too!
I LOVE the moral of that story! And the mirror looks fab there.
ReplyDeleteI don't comment much, but your blog is one of my faves, thanks for writing!
I must confess to a little mirror envy. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the peeks you keep giving of your chesterfield! They are so hard to find in decent condition and your leather color is looooooovely.
ReplyDeleteFAB!! I love it when (once in a million times) my procrastination pays off. A whole new scheme is born. :-)
ReplyDeleteHa, yes it does!!! It looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteJenny I adore this mirror and how you have styled the room with it! Perfect!
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Karena
Art by Karena
Gorgeous! I love the way it looks! And I love the stacks of books! Just fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLove it! So glad it stayed a mirror. And I love the books too! PIN!
ReplyDeletelove what you do, jenny! beautiful "change of mind"!
ReplyDeleteSO glad you changed your mind...it looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo much better than the chalk board and you found the perfect spot. It looks fabulous. You have such a lovely home and such adorable kids and an awesome career on the upswing (which you clearly deserve - you're so talented). I'm sure we'll be seeing you in Elle Decor as an "up and comer" very soon!
ReplyDeleteyou have such good taste...and make it seem so easy...love the yellow door and the pink trim!!
ReplyDeleteYAY! It looks fabulous there! That mirror was such a find!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic! I am in looooove with that mirror.
ReplyDeleteI love your display. The mirror is great.
ReplyDeleteLoooove. Good work procrastinating on that one!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon your blog your blog through Blogs of Note, and I love it! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteLove it! It is the perfect size, and I like seeing the art on the salon wall reflected back!
ReplyDeleteNice pic :)
ReplyDeleteI like pictures
I adore that yellow door!
ReplyDeleteWhat color paint did you use, if I may ask?
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