Finding a way to use extra wall space to elevate your home can be exhausting. Due to the overwhelming amount of home renovation ideas, it’s hard to really figure out how you want to transform your extra wall space. This is why you should consider building a mirror wall. It’s a great DIY project that will give your home a new elegant and sophisticated feel.

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Why You Need a Mirror Wall

With a mirror wall, your home is sure to upgrade in several ways. A well-placed mirror project will create the illusion of space and give the appearance of a bigger room. It can also open up your room to natural lighting with reflections. Whether the mirrors are big, small, funky, framed, or frameless, you can guarantee they’ll be an attention grabber. Mirrors are great accent pieces and accessories in your home and are an easy way to make a statement. Also, you can never check yourself out too many times, so why not do so with a mirror wall?

Things To Consider

The area to build a mirror wall isn’t limited. Think about your dining room, entryway, or living room for starters.

It’s crucial to know the size and exact measurements of your wall. This will help determine how many mirrors you need to buy to fill up the space. Think about spacing when you’re measuring your wall. If you don’t want your mirrors touching and want space in between them, include that in your measurements for proper mirror sizes, too. Mirror walls can come in different shapes and sizes. You can select small square mirrors or go for the long floor-sized mirrors if you have a larger wall space. Both are great options for this project, but it all depends on the look and feel you desire.

Building Your New Mirror Wall

Once you’ve collected the materials listed below, chosen a space, and measured your wall, install your mirrors.

Lay out your mirrors along the floor and begin placing double-sided Gorilla Tape in each corner on the back of the picture frames. Use the tape to bond both surfaces of the frame and the wall and press down to hold for a few seconds. Repeat the step until the wall is evenly covered and leveled. It may help to start from the bottom up when installing the mirror tiles, one row at a time. Use a leveler tool to ensure the tiles are precise and accurately leveled. Depending on the area you chose, once finished, rearrange and add some decor and really make the area pop.

Here are the materials to help you get started:

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