Pottery Barn Knock Off Mirror – Easy DIY
Have you seen these Pottery Barn mirrors? I love them and want one but holy cow! $299 and up for these and that is just not in my budget. I created a Pottery Barn mirror using Dollar Tree mirrors.
Here is the picture of the original Aiden Mirror at Pottery Barn. Do you see the price?!!!
Pottery Barn Knock Off Mirror Instructions
I started with 6, 8×10 mirrors from Dollar Tree.
I pulled the mirror out of each frame and set it aside.
I painted each of the frames with Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint in the color Silver Shadow. I dry brushed it on, and used a chip brush. This would help give it the farmhouse look I was going for.
Once all of the frames dried, I set them in the shape I wanted. I replaced all the mirrors back into the frames.
I then used E6000 to glue all of the edges touching together.
I placed gaffers tape over all of the creases and the diagonally making an “x” for added reinforcement.
I hot glued on a piece of foam core board cut to size on the back. Now the piece was nice and solid.
I placed picture hanging Command Strips in each of the 4 corners so that I could hang the piece up on the wall.
I hung the piece in my entry way and think it makes a nice statement (and at a fraction of the cost).
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Pottery Barn Knock Off Mirror Video
Here is the video I created for Hometalk for this knock off Pottery Barn mirror.
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Wow, it’s amazing how close yours looks to the inspiration piece! Pinned. Visiting from Bloggers Pit Stop.
Thank you so much Allyson, I’m thrilled you think so.
I love this idea! After some thought I could see that I have the perfect place to put one of my own. It turned out wonderful and now that area has it’s on special decor. Thanks for showing us the idea. 🙂
Thank you Linda and thanks for sending me the picture of yours – I love seeing those 🙂
This is ingenious! I love the way it came out and the fact that it was made from dollar store mirrors!
Thank you so much Kate, I’m thrilled you like it 🙂
I love how it turned out! I have been wanting to do one of these, but I haven’t liked the idea of putting a whole bunch of Popsicle sticks on the back. I never thought of using that tape. I will have to try it!
Thank you Cherryl, and I have a bigger version that I built a few years back and it’s holding up great!
It looks great, I did one similar but mine fell down and broke. 🙂
Thank you Anita, and oh no – I’m so sorry to hear that. I have a bigger one that I made a few years back and it’s still hanging and going strong.
What an amazing Pottery Barn knock-off, Chaz! And so amazingly affordable, too! I’m featuring your windowpane mirror at Tuesday Turn About tomorrow! See you there!
Thank you so much Julie for the feature and kind words. I truly appreciate it. I’ll see you at the next party.
Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Pleas stay safe and healthy. Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn
Thank you so much Marilyn, hope you’re safe, well, and having a wonderful week.
Wow! What a great hack that turned out better than the Pottery Barn one.
Hugs,
Kippi
You are so very sweet, thank you Kippi 🙂
Great ideal looks so good!! Thanks for showing us, live it!!!
Thank you so much Debbie, I’m thrilled you like it.
Looks just as nice as the original for a fraction of the price! It’s jus tamazing what you can find to upcycle from the dollar store!
Thank you so much Sara, I appreciate it.
This is so beautiful! The entire difference is that gorgeous finish that you did on them!
You are so very sweet Chloe, thank you!