inspired by your website, I’ve spent the past week painting my bathroom white and magnolia instead of a nasty 70s cream/brown. Today, I put together the two new bathroom cabinets with mirror fronts, and added a row of mirror tiles high up in the unused space on the wall above the bath. They reflect the light into the room from a high vantage point, mimicking the natural direction of the sun. Mirror tiles are a really cheap and very fast way of adding mirrors in a room! Next step: change the nasty green blinds for some natural bamboo.

Alyzande

So there’s proof of the pudding — when a 17 year old boy notices that a missing mirror makes a room smaller, you KNOW a new mirror can make a room bigger!

And, I love your use of “willy nilly”! My husband and I say that all the time and it made me laugh out loud.

We have a really small entryway with a wall staring right back at you as soon as you walk in our home. I decided to a floor to ceiling wall grouping of little mirrors from IKEA to open the space up a bit more. Here’s a link if you’re interested in checking it out: http://tinyurl.com/5boloh