I'm a tad iffy about this mirror (above) from Ballard Design because it's not exactly what I want. I had my heart set on a lovely green faux bamboo mirror on eBay, but I was outbid. For those of you who don't know, faux bamboo mirrors are 1) hard to find and 2) expensive. So I was disappointed when I lost, but I'm keeping my hopes up that I will find the (affordable) faux bamboo mirror of my dreams. If any of you come across a lovely, reasonably-priced faux-bamboo mirror, please let me know. Now you may ask, "Why would you want a mirror for your bar area?" And to that I would retort, "I can't possibly be the only girl who likes to watch herself pour or make a drink." Am I?
FYI, with the exception of the champagne flute (available at Ikea), the bar ware and cocktail shaker are available through my Amazon shop. Just click here to view this and other dinner and flatware that I've handpicked just for this shop:)
And finally; below are some of my newly found treasures from eBay's trove. I'm bidding on the mirror as we speak, some are in my watch list and some are already mine. You'll all see what goes where when I finally get around to buying some furniture.
Hi Lindsey! I think you should have more than 1 option on your mirrors. You are beginning to pick up different styles, so you might want to keep that to a minimum. If you have too many different styles, it will cause your space to look like a hodge podge of things instead of one cohesive look that is clearly defined.
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