I know it has been a long time since I blogged, but I’ve been one busy girl the last few months and with the Holidays, time just got away. I can’t recall if I posted a picture of my master bathroom after I painted the cabinets a pretty aqua color, but I’ve slowly been making updates without spending a whole lot of money. This particular project only cost me $51. I toyed with the idea of completely removing the contractor grade mirror, but I love it’s scale and wanted to reflect as much light as possible seeing it’s not that big of a space. So the solution… frame it.
Items Needed:
Tile : I chose ones that were longer and not too wide as I didn’t want to have to replace my light fixtures (just yet!). Glass tiles would work great too
Liquid Nail- or silicone adhesive
Hot Glue
Wet Saw- My neighbor happens to have one, but if you only have a few pieces to cut, you can probably take to Lowes or Home Depot and have them do it for you.
These are the tiles I used:
This is what liquid nail looks like- you will need caulk gun if you go this route. I also used my hot glue gun because I found the hot glue allowed tile to stay in place while liquid nail set up.
Not a whole lot of instructions here- just glue the tile and hold until they stick in place. When you get to corners that’s when you’ll need to measure and use a wet saw if necessary.
Here is the before – (even before I painted cabinets)…
and here is the after:
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