The other day I was browsing West Elm’s website and I came across these gorgeous mirrors!
They are beautiful but I can’t necessarily justify spending that much money on ANOTHER mirror, at the moment. The concept is easy enough to recreate so I decided to make my own version for a fraction of the cost!
I found this pack of mirrors from Target and used Frog tape and gold spray paint to get the look I wanted.
These mirrors aren’t very big but I had planned to use them clustered with a few other mirrors I already had. I just taped off a design I wanted…
Then sprayed over the tape with a gold metallic spray paint. Make sure it is metallic, so you get a genuine “gold” finish.
It took a TOTAL (start to finish) 15 minutes for this project. The paint dries really fast!
As always the tape gave me crisp lines and they came out identical to the originals, just smaller.
I had considered using mirrored candle plates. You can get them at most craft stores and they are pretty inexpensive. If you decide to go with candle plates, you can hang them using the velcro Command picture hanging strips
The gold adds just a little interest to the mirror and still reflects the light. Not bad for a few minutes of my time and around $20!
If you liked these DIY Gold Geometric Mirrors, you might like some of my other easy decor post:
These look great! Well done!
Thanks!!! 🙂
These DIY gold geometric mirrors look stunning! I love how you recreated the West Elm style for a fraction of the cost. Wall mirrors can completely transform a space by adding light and depth, and your version looks just as elegant as the original. The idea of using mirrored candle plates is also really clever! I might try this technique for a gallery wall in my home. Thanks for sharing such a creative and budget-friendly idea!