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Anthropologie mirror dupe

Next I layered on rub n buff & gilded gold to achieve an oversized mirror for a fraction of the Anthropologie price!! The last thing I did, just for good measure was added a layer of Polycrylic to keep everything in place & protect my mirror. Gold Rectangle Metal Vintage-Inspired Ornate Decorative Accent Vanity Wall Mirror from Walmart. After it was dry I gave it all a sand for a smoother finish. This Anthro mirror dupe is highly rated, comes in different colors (gold, black, and bronze), and insanely affordable Another great option if you’re looking for the smaller mantle or vanity size mirror. I also added wood putty all around to give this flat mirror a little texture. I quickly realized the applique was a bit too lifted so with wood putty I filled in the gap between the mirror & applique. Wayfair Greyleigh Everett Mirror Image via Wayfair Another fantastic dupe The Wayfair Everett Mirror is so classy and has more of a fancy trim. This is a beautiful mirror and you really can’t go wrong with this one. Next, I added a layer of gold spray paint I had on hand to give everything a base coat of gold. The Kate and Laurel mirror is one of the most popular dupes for Anthropologie ’s it Mirror and this one sells out ALL THE TIME. You’ll want to either clamp that in place or just leave it alone until fully dry. I added my wood applique in the top center with wood glue & peaking over the top a little bit to create more of a curve like the Anthropologie gilded mirror. 2.) Ornate leaner mirror (Gold Bordeaux Ornate Mirror) This mirror is nothing but gorgeous and is the closest to the real deal as they come (and for a fraction of the price). Give everything a quick sanding to help paint adhere to it, paint adheres to something with a little texture & this mirror was flat and smooth. We bet you know the Anthropologie Gleaming Primrose Mirror, even if you dont know it by name. These.īefore anything I clean up my thrift finds, something that seems mostly clean will almost always prove to be MUCH dirtier than you anticipated! Especially with wood, it tends to hide the grime really well! Give everything a good clean before starting. Luckily, there are lots of dupes available online, from as low as 79 for an almost identical mirror. Appliques – I used this one but also ordered more wood appliques for the mirror or future projects.Mirror (if you can’t find one secondhand this or this one would be perfect for this DIY).Well while at the thrift store one day I spotted this oversized mirror for a mere $15 (it’s 4×3′)! Took it home & quickly ordered wood appliques, when they came in the mail I immediately got to work! Supplies for DIY Anthropologie Mirror A few of them come in the same size ranges as well as a couple color options (beyond gold).I couldn’t wait to find a mirror while thrifting that was worthy of the french inspired gold mirror makeover that I had in mind. I’ll be honest and say that none of the following are, by any means, cheap, but they are all less than the expensive than the Anthropologie Primrose mirror, and all equally beautiful. Watch popular content from the following creators: jenamroach(jena.roach). Okay, I had to try my hand at this DIY Anthropologie mirror dupe I have seen many versions of this DIY floating around social media, so when I saw this. I know that mirrors in general can be kind of pricy and that big mirrors can be a huge investment. Discover short videos related to anthropologie mirror dupes costco on TikTok. Homesense Location:Markham (8675 McCowan Rd)Original Anthropologie Gleaming Primrose Mirror. I’ve been doing some exhaustive research on finding slightly more affordable dupes. trust me, the oh-so-gorgeous design, and supreme quality is exactly what you need if you are on a serious hunt for bargain mirrors. Placed at an entryway console, leaned against a wall, or positioned over a fireplace mantel, this mirror magnifies any room with a grandiose, yet. This Kirkland’s Anthro mirror dupe is the better one for less than 80 bucks. It’s love at first sight with this stunning, vintage-inspired mirror fit with jeweled adornments at its apex and edges. If you have also had your eye on everyone’s favorite floor mirror, 1. Anthropologie Original Gleaming Primrose Mirror 548 to 1,598. Well, that time has come and I have not treated myself because $1,000+ seems like too much of a treat. I never ordered it in Hawaii for shipping and logistical reasons, and I promised myself if I ever moved to the mainland, I would treat myself. I have had my eye on Anthropologie’s Gleaming Primrose Mirror, but whenever I see the price tag my stomach drops into my butt. In love with the Anthropologie Primrose Mirror, but the price has you nauseous? Here are the top dupes for the brand’s famed Gleaming Primrose floor mirror.

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Anthropologie mirror dupe

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The largest being the most similar to mine and the largest Anthropologie mirror at 64″ W X 2. *#7 BONUS FIND – Arhaus Amelie Grand Mirror – This may truly be the BEST dupe as far as looks and size options. This option is smaller than the smallest version of the Anthropologie Mirror at 19″x14″, and it is a steal at only $40! This doesn’t have all the baroque details but for this price, such a great option for a wall and smaller space. *#6 BONUS ONLY $40 – Opalhouse Decorative Wall Mirror Gold – For a bonus option I had to mention this Target find. This is the most similar to the smallest version of the Anthropologie mirror for a fraction of the price and from Amazon! #5 Hamilton Hills Top Gold Baroque Wall Mirror– As low as $174.99 and comes in 3 different sizes, 24″x36″, 28″x42″ and 40″x30″. These compare to the smallest version of the Anthropologie mirror for so much less! #4 Hamilton Hills Large Ornate Gold Baroque Frame – This amazon find is gorgeous and comes in 2 different size options – 24″x36″ for $199.99 and 30″x40″ for $215.99. Now on sale for $659.99 it would be a savings of about $900. #3 Silver Leafed Wall Mirror – I thought it’d be great to share a silver option and this one is the most similar to the largest style of the Anthropologie mirror at 85″x38″. It’s 48″x30″ and is taller than the smallest Anthropologie mirror, but not quite as tall as the medium size. #2 Traditional Beveled Venetian Wall Mirror – This mirror has the gorgeous beveled detailing and is on closeout sale for $459.99. This is $1200 less than the big mirror I have and for smaller spaces a great option. Anthropologie’s model measures 93cm x 74cm and costs £398. #1 Ornate Filigree Mirror – This is my favorite full-length option! This Pottery Barn Teen find ranges in price from $239-$336 & comes in 2 size options: 24″x32″ that would be great above a mantle or console table, and 24″x”60 shown above that is a great full-length option perfect for the closet or bedroom. If Art Deco style is right up your street, then Anthropologie’s Renee mirror will definitely catch your eye With its elegant geometrical design and luxe metallic bronze finish, its bursting with 1920s-inspired decadence.

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I had been planning on getting this mirror for years!ĥ Affordable Dupes for the Anthropologie Mirror This gorgeous Anthropologie mirror is all over Instagram, and heres how to style it. I waited until right after Thanksgiving and used a gift card from my realtor. They do 20% off quite often, so definitely bookmark it to those times to buy it. It comes in three sizes: three-foot, five-foot and seven-foot and ranges in price from $498-$1548. EASY DIY ANTHROPOLOGIE MIRROR DUPE Step One: Build the frame Step Two: Add the trim pieces Step Three: Add the styrofoam balls Step Four: Prep the frame. I so wish I could do this in my closet or a bedroom! I have a mirror below that looks exactly like this for less.Īnthropologie Gleaming Primrose Mirror – This is my exact mirror. My sister’s home! I love it above her fireplace. I’ve seen this quite a bit in homes above the dresser is a great setup and I have mirror options below in this size! Below are more inspiration photos of how I love the mirror styled. If you love my leopard chairs see my blog post here for more information. I wanted it in my living room as I use it for work and the light is great. This is my space and it is set against the wall next to the bar cart and my dining room. See some design inspiration below and 5 great affordable dupes for this Anthropologie Primrose Mirror! I get questions about my large gold mirror quite frequently and due to its price point and size, I thought this was a great post for those you looking for the same look for less! The Anthro version is quite large and you need a big wall and space to set it up I found some fabulous versions for a lot less and still gives the same look. Check out 8 Anthropologie mirror alternatives, below.UPDATE: As of JULY 2020 I updated this popular post with 8 Dupes for the Large Anthropologie Mirror blog post here. If you're hoping to add a bit of Parisian charm to your home, we found options ranging from $79 to $299, less than half the cost of the original mirror. While these price points are out of reach for many people, the demand for this mirror did result in many almost identical versions. The smallest (perfect for a vanity at 3-feet high) is $548, while the largest (7-feet high and often seen leaning against a wall) is a whopping $1,598.

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It adds a delicate touch to a modern room, blends into a house full of antiques, or bridges the gap in a transitional home. One of the reasons it's so popular is that it feels right at home among a range of home decor styles. It's the tall, ornate, gold mirror that looks plucked straight from the set of the mid-2000s "Marie Antoinette" and can be found in the homes of many a home decor enthusiast. We bet you know the Anthropologie Gleaming Primrose Mirror, even if you don't know it by name.

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(captions~) Wow, lots of new stuff today! ...Well, I forgot to hunt for the new stuff.  I’ll definitely do some Saddled Bichir Hunting tonight, because they alluded me in March!  Also, Sharks are back (I never got the whale one) with Giant Snakeheads! No new Bugs until the beetles come next month, but Diving has Sea Grapes, Mussel, and Tiger Prawn... And none of those are in the Fast Speed category, huzzah!

But, onto the screenshots: The ReSe Building and Nook’s Cranny were all decked out for the Festive Season, which means I can’t see the Summer version of Nook’s Cranny until either after the 25th, or Jan 2nd, assuming they decorate for Countdown.  Probably after the 25th, though.

Anyway, the Nooklings are now selling the Toy Day toys that I already have catalogued, and Ables are now selling Summer and Festive Season Items! Oh, and Lief was selling pumpkin starts again, when he wasn’t the last time I saw him.  Maybe because Turkey Day needed pumpkins?

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As you can see, Cedars aren’t able to drop ornaments yet, but the Beach is already dropping shells! Aside from the new rug diy I just got, I also have a summer-shell wall diy to make from when northern hemisphere players were giving away dupe summer diys.  I just need 11 shells to make them both! I’ll just have to wait until someone has a dupe of the new winter DIY...

Oh, and Croissant caught Raymond taking a nap in the Halloween corner!

Of course, I already have the old solstice items, but now there’s the new sunflower rug that I can order, and the Aurora Wall that the northern hemisphere players will have in here alongside the beige winter solstice sweater.

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DIY Gold Wall Decor

DIY Gold Wall Decor

Hello my lovelies. I hope you all are doing well.

Have you ever seen a piece of wall decor or art and thought, I can totally DIY that! Well the piece I’m sharing with you today sort of, kind of started that way.

I found it on Havertys.com and thought to post it as inspiration to my followers on Instagram as a weekend DIY project. I had another DIY project in mind for the weekend, but…

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polyurethane crown molding

Polyurethane crown molding is more comfortable to install than wood

  Before hitting the store, you'll want to take accurate measurements of the rooms you're going to treat. Draw a quick sketch and jot down the length of each wall. When you go into your local home and garden retailer, ask for single, long pieces of molding tailored and cut to each wall length. Otherwise, get the most extended parts you're able to find. Begin with unpainted molding. All painting, if necessary, should be done after the frame is installed.

Materials

● Tape measure ● Painter's tape ● Crown molding ● Coping saw ● Miter saw ● Level ● Nail gun or hammer ● Finishing nails ● Caulk gun ● Paintable caulk ● Ladder

How to install crown molding

1. Use chalk to mark the wall where the bottom of edge your molding will sit (chalk is much easier to remove than a pencil).

2. Cut the ends of your molding to fit into the corners using your miter saw. Set the saw to a 45-degree angle and place your decoration thoroughly flush against the saw's fence. You may want to give this a few practices runs on scrap pieces before committing to a cut on one of your main moldings.

3. If you're still not satisfied with the state of your corners, pre-made corner blocks are a great last resort. They not only hide imperfections but can give your molding an added decorative flair.

4. Cope with the joint using a coping saw. Coping is a handy technique where you shape the ends of your molding so that each fits together perfectly. This curved cut will give you an ultra-tight fit that won't leave gaps between sections of your crown molding. You'll use this technique if you fit smaller pieces together along a single length of the wall or when installing molding in the corners of your room. Once you've completed the cut, fit the pieces together to make sure they're seamless.

5. Now you're ready to put the molding up. Shove it into the corners, so it's nice and snug, and then nail it into place with the finishing nails. If you still have gaps, this is where your handy caulk gun will come to the rescue. Load it with paintable caulk (latex is better than silicone) and fill the holes.

Some of the most beautiful elements of a room are most noticeable when they're absent. Crown (or ceiling) molding adds a sense of solidity to your home and can increase its resale value. The beauty of crown molding is that it's relatively easy to install-- a simple DIY project you can complete over a weekend. Choose long island building supply for quality. 

  You are choosing your crown molding.

MDF

Medium density fiberboard (MDF) is an affordable alternative to wood. You can buy it veneered or stained, and if you're not keen on the natural wood finish, paint it yourself. If your existing wall trim is painted, consider going with MDF as it'll be much easier to paint. Softer than wood, MDF is more prone to denting, so be sure to handle with care.

Plaster

The benefit of using plaster molding is that it can be cast into virtually any design you can think of, from vibrant floral patterns to Baroque or Rococo motifs. The downside is that it can be pricey, as molds are made to order. Plaster is also quite heavy so that installation will require a pro or at least two amateurs.

  Polyurethane

  Like MDF, this is another low-cost option and can last for many years with the bonus of being bug-proof. Say goodbye to termites, woodworm, or pesky beetles. Polyurethane is a good dupe for plaster-- you can get similar casts but at a fraction of the cost. However, like MDF, it does dent easily, so be mindful when you're putting up polyurethane molding.

PVC

Made from plastic (polyvinyl chloride), PVC is an excellent choice for rooms exposed to humidity, like bathrooms and kitchens. PVC does have its limitations, though-- it only comes in simple motifs and painting it is an absolute must. But at an average of $1--$ 3 per foot, who minds doing a little painting?

Modernize, the leader in home improvement contractor lead generation services, has released its latest Modernize Homeowner Index, a quarterly research study that measures sentiment among thousands of homeowners currently considering windows, roofing, solar, or heating and air conditioning projects. Modernize issues quarterly summaries of the ongoing study, helping contractors better serve the home improvement market through quantitative analysis of how homeowners are researching and evaluating their projects. This particular study covers how homeowners educate themselves about the improvement projects they are interested in, how they find and choose what contractors to work with, and how they think about paying for those projects.

KEY FINDINGS

The latest wave of the study found that 51 percent of homeowners utilize online articles as the primary source for research on their home improvement project. And they spend substantial time in their study, with 35 percent of homeowners spending between 1 and 5 hours investigating their project before submitting a lead and a full 28 percent spending more than 10 hours researching on their own. Then, when they're selecting a contractor, homeowners shun lousy communication skills, with 23 percent listing that as a factor that would prevent hiring a faux stone wall panels contractor; by contrast, only six percent listed "Ego" as a factor that would prevent hiring.

Choosing your crown molding

Here are the most common types of crown molding, along with their pros and cons.

- Least expensive - Most expensive

This polyurethane crown molding material has been used for hundreds of years, and good reason. Naturally finished wood adds real warmth and sumptuousness to a room, but it's quite expensive and, if you live in a humid region, it may contract and expand with the temperature. Cutting wood also requires a bit more skill than other materials, so it's best installed by someone who has already tried their hand at carpentry.

" The continued prevalence of homeowners' online research for information and guidance on their home improvement projects points to the importance for contractors to communicate and make connections online," said Jason Polka, CEO of Modernize. When it comes to kicking off their home improvement project, many homeowners are nervous about their understanding of costs and want help. Eighty-six percent of homeowners surveyed had not created a budget for their project, and of homeowners who paused their plan, 58 percent did so because it was too expensive. Across all trades, 42 percent of homeowners would like to finance up to half of their project, and 19 percent would like to finance the entire project. Take a look at long island home improvement  for once in a while. 

" The homeowner's lack of knowledge about costs reinforces the need for contractors to educate customers about financing so that homeowners can have more confidence," said Polka. "Homeowners go online to get quotes and find ways to pay for their home improvement projects. Contractors building supplies should capitalize on those needs by having their websites educate and inform homeowners of the financial options."

This issue of the study is part of an ongoing research project. Modernize is dedicated to educating home improvement contractors so they can better understand customers' needs and preferences to make sound business decisions. Each quarter, Modernize surveys thousands of American homeowners interested in solar, roofing, windows, and HVAC projects.

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