1) Use it as a full length mirror. Cut three sections of mirror versus on full length piece, and attach each individually so that it is easier to haul and less chance of breaking a full length mirror.
2) Cut it in three sections and displaying them in various ways.
3) Make it into a coffee table, possibly with a mirror under it and somehow on the wheels I blogged about here.
Feel free to share your ideas.
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8 comments:
It's terrific. Reminds me of when we were kids and the screen door to the back porch would go 'squeak, fwap, fwap!'
I love that door...I've seen bloggers use them as doors for their pantry. Thats what I would do IF I had a pantry and that door!!
Caroline said what I was going to say. I am looking for one to replace my pantry door. You got a steal!
I love your door!!!!! I'd make the table or desk out of it!!! I've always wanted to to that but have never found a door I like...
Smiles:0)!
I just love the door.
Thrift store Thursday is for me. I will be doing that.
Oh my goodness, that is fabulous! What a deal!
Thanks for joining TST!
Meant to add this on my other comment: I've seen people use old screen doors on their pantry, or do you have a door it would work on?
I'd probably just lean it against a wall as art. It's lovely and quite the steal, I mean deal!
Debbie
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