“Look at Me, Aren’t I Grand!”

I’m obsessed with Anthropologie’s “Gleaming Primose Mirror“. I’ve been admiring this mirror for weeks; IT IS MAGNIFICENT!

I’m still redecorating my bedroom and sitting room. My plan is to place the mirror near the closet, against a wall that I will decoupage with floral prints; not sure this is possible but, I’m gonna try. :) However, after seeing the mirror styled in other rooms of the home, the living and dining rooms, I’m rethinking my original idea. I just love the dramatic grand look of the mirror and would love to place the mirror on display for all to view. Hmmm…

I’m curious. (why did my subconscious just say,” UH-OH, here she goes… this is going to be a long blog and she hasn’t even gotten to the part talking about movies. LOL). Please bear with me and I hope you’re still reading. I’m curious and this time, I’m going to open my comments because I’m interested in your response to my following questions:

Have you ever purchased an item without having an idea for its use?
Have you ever designed a room around one piece of furniture or decor item? If yes, to any of the questions, please post a comment. If you have a blog, provide your blog information; I would love to check it out.

This folks, is that decor piece that deserves a GRAND display! It possess the look and feeling that is given when a beautiful woman or handsome distinguished man makes an entrance into a room. The room hushes and eyes gaze upon the stunning beauty, who’s oozing with sophistication and grace like Cary Grant, Morris Chestnut, Diana Ross in Mahogany, Omari Hardwick from Power, Brad Pitt, Gal Gadot wearing that lovely blue dress in Wonder Woman, Caitriona Balfe from Outlander wearing that stunning red dress and my man, Tom Brady; just to name a few. 🙂

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Well, the “Gleaming Primose Mirror” is possessing the same sense of feelings and boldly stating, “Look at Me, Aren’t I Grand!”

If you’re interested, the Gleaming Primose mirror comes in various widths and heights (H): 3’H, 5’H and 7’H. I have my eyes set on the 7′ H. The price of the Gleaming Primose Mirror (7’H) is $1,548.00. Since this price made me flinch, a little, I found similar floor mirrors on Perigold, Wayfair, and Arhaus, all at a lesser price. Also, I located the “Wooden Manor Mirror” on Anthropologie for $248 – $548, depends on the size.

TIP: Make sure you’re able to lean a floor length mirror; many are made for hanging only.