Looking for a fun décor project for your home? A DIY mirror is a fantastic choice. The following are the full-length variety that will surely get a lot of uses in any room in your house. They range from modern and simple to classic as far as design goes. Some are great recycling projects, too. Hope you like them!
1. Make a Stilted Mirror
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Look at this minimalist DIY full-length mirror. Pretty, right? This looks like an easy project, too. Materials needed are wooden handrails, door mirror, spray paint, industrial adhesive, a compact router, and some duct tape. You will want to pick handrails with one flat side so that you can make your slits easily.
Source: francoisetmoi.com
Absolutely! With the right materials and a little creativity, you can easily craft a beautiful full-length mirror that matches your style and home decor.
You'll usually need a basic mirror, a sturdy frame or some wood for the edges, a saw or cutter for precision, glue or nails, and paint or stain for finishing touches. You might also need some mounting hardware if it's a wall mirror.
Not really! It can be pretty budget-friendly, especially if you use recycled materials or inexpensive woods. Plus, DIYing your mirror means you can control the costs more than buying a new one.
For sure! Some projects might be more complex, but there are plenty of simple DIY full-length mirror ideas out there that just about anyone can tackle.
It really depends on the design and how handy you are with tools. Some might take a few hours while others could spread over a weekend. Either way, it’s super satisfying to see it all come together!
2. Give an Old Mirror a Makeover
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Not all DIY full-length mirrors we featured here are projects that you start from scratch. A couple of ideas are simple makeovers. This chalk painted one is an example. This mirror used be in dark wooden brown. The frame and stand were covered with turquoise chalk-based paint and then distressed using steel wool. Easy and fun!
Source: wherethesmileshavebeen.com
Absolutely! With the right materials and a little creativity, you can easily craft a beautiful full-length mirror that matches your style and home decor.
You'll usually need a basic mirror, a sturdy frame or some wood for the edges, a saw or cutter for precision, glue or nails, and paint or stain for finishing touches. You might also need some mounting hardware if it's a wall mirror.
Not really! It can be pretty budget-friendly, especially if you use recycled materials or inexpensive woods. Plus, DIYing your mirror means you can control the costs more than buying a new one.
For sure! Some projects might be more complex, but there are plenty of simple DIY full-length mirror ideas out there that just about anyone can tackle.
It really depends on the design and how handy you are with tools. Some might take a few hours while others could spread over a weekend. Either way, it’s super satisfying to see it all come together!
3. Make a Colorful Leaning Mirror
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This screams whimsical Boho style and it's calling out my name. If you want to make one for your home, you will be needing a frame-less door mirror, wooden boards, paint in several lovely colors, and wood stain. The first step is to construct the backing to which you will mount your mirror. You then add your colorful strips and wood stain to give the boards a more beautiful look. Let dry and attach the mirror using wall-mounting clips.
Source: plasteranddisaster.com
Absolutely! With the right materials and a little creativity, you can easily craft a beautiful full-length mirror that matches your style and home decor.
You'll usually need a basic mirror, a sturdy frame or some wood for the edges, a saw or cutter for precision, glue or nails, and paint or stain for finishing touches. You might also need some mounting hardware if it's a wall mirror.
Not really! It can be pretty budget-friendly, especially if you use recycled materials or inexpensive woods. Plus, DIYing your mirror means you can control the costs more than buying a new one.
For sure! Some projects might be more complex, but there are plenty of simple DIY full-length mirror ideas out there that just about anyone can tackle.
It really depends on the design and how handy you are with tools. Some might take a few hours while others could spread over a weekend. Either way, it’s super satisfying to see it all come together!
4. Add Storage to a Full-length Mirror
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Look at this beautiful leaning floor mirror! If your home has that rustic and natural look, using dark wood stain to frame your DIY mirror is a fantastic idea. Of course, making a mirror with side storage is even more fantastic. We could all use extra storage for the overwhelming number of jewelry that litter our dressers.
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Absolutely! With the right materials and a little creativity, you can easily craft a beautiful full-length mirror that matches your style and home decor.
You'll usually need a basic mirror, a sturdy frame or some wood for the edges, a saw or cutter for precision, glue or nails, and paint or stain for finishing touches. You might also need some mounting hardware if it's a wall mirror.
Not really! It can be pretty budget-friendly, especially if you use recycled materials or inexpensive woods. Plus, DIYing your mirror means you can control the costs more than buying a new one.
For sure! Some projects might be more complex, but there are plenty of simple DIY full-length mirror ideas out there that just about anyone can tackle.
It really depends on the design and how handy you are with tools. Some might take a few hours while others could spread over a weekend. Either way, it’s super satisfying to see it all come together!
5. Add Gold Leaf Paint
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This is an easy full-length mirror DIY that you can do to an old piece. Before you add gold leaf paint to the frame, you will want to protect your mirror first. Painter's tape should do it. If you can't find gold leaf paint, some normal metallic variety should work for this project as well.
Source: thehomesteady.com
Absolutely! With the right materials and a little creativity, you can easily craft a beautiful full-length mirror that matches your style and home decor.
You'll usually need a basic mirror, a sturdy frame or some wood for the edges, a saw or cutter for precision, glue or nails, and paint or stain for finishing touches. You might also need some mounting hardware if it's a wall mirror.
Not really! It can be pretty budget-friendly, especially if you use recycled materials or inexpensive woods. Plus, DIYing your mirror means you can control the costs more than buying a new one.
For sure! Some projects might be more complex, but there are plenty of simple DIY full-length mirror ideas out there that just about anyone can tackle.
It really depends on the design and how handy you are with tools. Some might take a few hours while others could spread over a weekend. Either way, it’s super satisfying to see it all come together!
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6. Fashion a Minimalist Stand
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Frame-less mirrors are great for many types of DIY home projects. We already featured several framing ideas here. This one will give you instructions on how to make a raw-finished stand for a frame-less mirror. If you want to make one for your home, you will need pine board measuring 1” in width. You will also need wood glue, felt, scissors, band saw, and several other tools.
Source: themerrythought.com
Absolutely! With the right materials and a little creativity, you can easily craft a beautiful full-length mirror that matches your style and home decor.
You'll usually need a basic mirror, a sturdy frame or some wood for the edges, a saw or cutter for precision, glue or nails, and paint or stain for finishing touches. You might also need some mounting hardware if it's a wall mirror.
Not really! It can be pretty budget-friendly, especially if you use recycled materials or inexpensive woods. Plus, DIYing your mirror means you can control the costs more than buying a new one.
For sure! Some projects might be more complex, but there are plenty of simple DIY full-length mirror ideas out there that just about anyone can tackle.
It really depends on the design and how handy you are with tools. Some might take a few hours while others could spread over a weekend. Either way, it’s super satisfying to see it all come together!
7. Frame a Mirror with Tiles
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This is a beautiful full-length mirror DIY that you can do with the help of 2-inch tiles, wooden trims, and a piece of plywood backing. The mirror used here is also the frame-less kind. It was glued to the plywood and was then framed with wood trim and tiles.
Source: allparenting.com
We have an ugly gold-framed floor mirror in our bedroom. I will be giving it a much-needed makeover once I hit publish. I think the chalk paint idea mentioned here would be perfect.
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