get the plastic lid of an icecream container-cut the thick edge of 3 sides. slip the lid right under the edge of the mirror, and it will stop paint getting on wall. we use this for skirtings all the time, works a treat. just remember to wipe the back of the plastic every now and then, in case you collect any paint on the back.

Is there something in the room you want reflected back that you love looking at? If not, why don't you find a nice piece of art work for the fireplace so you have something to enjoy rather than looking back at your other wall?

Huge artworks and mirrors that are leaning would still have to be attached at the top somehow, wouldn't they?? Surely they would be dangerous otherwise, especially in areas prone to earthquakes (even small ones) and in homes with young children. Imagine something that size falling onto someone!

Can anyone tell me best height for tiles on vanity to use as a back splash I’m using 3 mirrors above I was going to drop mirrors to vanity but don’t like the look