I have been working on my master bedroom for decades. OK, about ten months, but it feels like decades. I still have a naked curtain rod hanging, sparse wall space, a dresser that needs to be painted and all sort of things, but I’m getting there! I was hung up on our side tables for a while. I wanted pieces that provided good storage and were similar in size, if not matching. It took a few months, but I finally came across a pair of 1980’s chest of drawers and knew I could make them work.
This is the before. Yikes, I know, but they were really sturdy. I wasn’t crazy about the lines, but I immediately pictured them with a coat of white paint and mirrored drawer fronts and top.
I love how they turned out!! Very glam and not 1980’s at all. I’ll write a follow-up post with the details, so stick around. If you’re interested in making my bed canopy, you can find a full tutorial here.
I also followed through on my idea for making a large “2” and “5” to add to my Christmas decor. I made them out of purchased papier mache numbers, glue and German glass glitter. I used the same method I teach in my Glitter Letter Tutorial.
I like holiday decor that’s simple, subtle and elegant. Just to add to the ambience, we’ve had snow flurries on and off for two days. I love this time of year.
Those stands are glam, but inviting, I love them. Love it all Marian!
Oh I really like how they turned out. Much more updated. Did you have the mirror cut somewhere?
Those tables are GORGEOUS!!! I can't wait for the tute!
The mirrors are a great addition. I am looking forward to learning how you did it!
The side table looks great!I have a small cabinet that I'm converting to a side table.I want to mirror it but was stumped on how to do it inexpensively I can't wait for the tutorial.I thought about buying those inexpensive door mirrors but I don't know how to cut it.Anywho I know you always give good info. Thanks in advance!!
Those tables are magnificent. Can't wait to see how you did them
I love those night tables. Did you cut the mirror yourself? If you did, please tell me the exact tool you used. I jave mirror that I have been dying to cut.
The mirrored night stands are killin' me, Marian. I can't wait to see the "how to!"
Wow! What a transformation! The tables look great! I would have never thought of mirrors.
so pretty… all of it!
You have a great eye. They have turned out beautifully.
You really turned those side tables into pretty pieces. I love mirror furniture because it is so glamorous.
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Sissie
Amazing! Can't wait for the details. This just might work for my girls' dresser. 🙂
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charlie
beautiful bedroom!!! if I use this idea for my own master bedroom, can I link this post from it to mine?
xo+blessings,
Anne Marie
OH!! I must have mirrors on something! These look sooo fabulous!
Have a pretty day!!!!!
Kristin
WOW I love those married side tables!! And I do not like that style at all normally! Maybe its just small amounts or mirror! They look fantastic!!
And the numbers! Yep I like those too!
Did you see the news? I may be moving to Atlanta.. =( Sad and happy at the same time!
I LOVE the mirrored drawers… I will be watching for the follow up post!! 😉
Beautiful Tables!
Hey, I also spot a new headboard in that pic too that hasn't had an official reveal! Good eye, eh? 🙂
The mirrors are a stunning addition, something I wouldn't have conjured up in a million years. VERY originally you!
Donna
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Those side tables are lovely! I can't wait to hear how you did the mirror. I am intimidated by having to have the glass cut to size…
Sarah
Fabulous! I am going to have to try this on my next project! So awesome!
~mary~
I love your tables, Marian. Very chic and glam! That is a beautiful transformation of that 1980's look. Did you cut the glass yourself? I'll look for your follow up post. I am anxious to read your details. The crystal knobs are perfect!
Cute tables.
Love your bedroom…it's beautiful!
Nancy
wow I love them soooo much!! my favorite project yet. And good for you for not selling them 😉 they are perfect there.
Those nightstands are awesome! You are a professional. (I am not worthy!…lol)
Are you going to do a tutorial on them? We'd all love to see how you did the mirrors. : )
Absolutely glam, great job!
Hugs,
Anne
Absolutely stunning makeover. Your room is beautiful.
Love the night stands!! The mirror fronts really make them stand out!
The room is amazing!!!
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SueAnn
Love the night stands ! What an improvement ! The Mirror is just perfect touch , I think I may have to try this myself !!
Eunice
Marian, if you have a moment, would you be willing to share the difference between German glass glitter and the usual stuff at a craft shop? I see you use the German pretty exclusively, and I'd love to know your thoughts on it.
YOu are so creative. what a cool blog. stop on by…I’m having a GIVEAWAY…
Oh wow, talk about glamour. Your bedside tables are to die for and I can hardly wait for the tutorial. What a great job.
GORGEOUS DIY! You're one talented gal 🙂
*Tania @ Passport2Design.com
I love the shiny – be it an awesome nightstand or simple numbers!
Love the nightstands. Reminds me of the glamourous twenties…LOVE THEM
I also think the glitter numbers are perfect!
Now you've got me thinging!
I just love those nightstands- so creative and beautiful- details, please!
Oh! Those night stands turned out beautifully! You certainly have foresight! Lovin' the "25" too!
LOVE how those turned out … so chic!!! Can't WAIT for the tutorial on how you did the mirrors!
I realize I'm just repeating what everyone else has said, but gosh, these are wonderful! What an amazing transformation!!!!!!! Thanks for the tutorial. I love me some mirrored tables, but they are way more expensive than I want! This is darling!
The night stands are great! So classy!
Loving the simple 25 too! Can't wait to see the tutorial on the stands! 🙂
I can't wait to make those tables!! I have been obsessed with mirrored furniture for the longest. Looking forward to the tutorial. xoxo
Those are pretty nice Marion. I'll be looking for the how to!