It can make even the fanciest room look like a shack in about 3 seconds flat.
This post contains affiliate links.You know when you learn a new crafty trick and you think it’s the neatest thing and you want to apply it to everything all the time?That’s me right now.
I’d been eyeing up some silvery Summery decor objects in stores and on TV earlier this Spring, like shells and starfish and stuff, but I didn’t pick any up because I wasn’t quite in the Summer frame of mind yet at that point.Once I was ready to start adding some decor into my new grey living room though, I went looking for some of those silver Summery things and they were nowhere to be found!I had some of this Rustoleum Mirror Effect spray paint.
on hand for another project that I’ve been trying to do for about 8 months or so and I thought I’d experiment with it a bit and see what happened.. Rust-Oleum 267727 Specialty Mirror Spray, 6-Ounce.It’s totally not meant for this at all.
You’re supposed to spray it on the back side of clear glass to create a mirror-like finish, but I thought the worst that could happen is that it would look terrible and then I would just spray some glossy white over top and everything would be fine.
It didn’t look terrible though!creating absolutely perfect wall stripes.
too if you’re interested in that.. Other than that, I just borrowed some homeless decor items from around the house and used a few zebra-themed things we’ve picked up over the last year since Kennedy’s zebra phase started.. And of course, legos..If you’ve got an awkwardly-shaped kid’s room, or just a room that feels endlessly messy, I’d highly recommend filling a wall or two with built-in shelves and even a desk!
They hardly take up any floor space, but they make.If you feel like a project of this scale might be a little outside of your comfort level, you can start with a smaller project.