A New Mirror for My Daughter’s Room

My aunt and uncle visited a few weeks ago during their spring break–they live in Michigan and enjoy coming down here where it’s actually WARM during early April!

Every time they visit, we check out a few of the flea markets and antique shops that make Savannah so fun, and this time was no exception.  At Two Women and a Warehouse, on Bull Street, I found this great vintage gold mirror to hang over the Greek Key dresser I made for my daughter’s room.

Don’t you just love the top?

I had a thrift store mirror hanging above the dresser previously, although it’s a bit hard to see with the feather wreath on top of it (we were decorated for Christmas in her room at that point!):

I will definitely use that mirror somewhere else…it might go back to its original gold tone first, though!

In the meantime, she’s thrilled with this one and I love the simple lines.

She wanted to leave the Nutcracker things out, even after Christmas, because she loves ballet.  We’re allowing her to go to a two-week training intensive this summer HOURS away from home–she’s thrilled about it but I am already chewing my nails a bit because she’s my baby.

You can see how I made her DIY Greek key dresser {here}:

And if you have a ballet-crazy child, too, you can see her DIY ballet barre {here}.

And the rest of her room is {here}.

Have a great Monday, and thanks for stopping by!