Happy 92nd Birthday, Mr Ed Ames!! Singer Ed Ames may also be known for being a TV Actor (Daniel Boone ), but I will remember him most for his beautiful baritone voice and his solo renditions of two of my very favorite songs from my youth: Try to Remember, and My Cup Runneth Over. LYRICS: Maybe it was the biblical reference (Ps 23); or the fact that two of my dear loved-ones are born in the month of September (son, grandson), but these two songs' words are memorized and are at home in my heart.
I didn't read the Domino Magazine article until after my bathroom renovation product choices had been made, but I nailed it nonetheless. Who would have thunk?!
Your vanity is about to get a major upgrade. By: Anna Kocharian
As far as bathroom trends go, we've seen it all: Floor-to-ceiling tiles, concrete basins, and an array of paint colors that go on to inspire. But one decorative staple within the space has yet to see much of a refresh. Well, that is, until now.
While it may be a commonly overlooked piece, it has the power to completely transform the aesthetic of the room. No, we're not talking about the tiling (although, some come pretty close) but, a more cost-effective swap that can really go the distance, design-wise. The item in question is the vanity mirror, and it's not your standard wall-to-wall piece or basic medicine cabinet.
We've seen a major uptick of bathrooms decked with oval mirrors—a welcome departure from the standard square variety we've come to be accustomed to—and needless to say, the look exudes pure elegance.
Ahead, we look to the bathrooms, which have successfully carried out the trend with effortless ease plus, a handful of tips for how you can recreate the look at home. Take a look.
Only found one oval, jewelled mirror at my local Hobby Lobby store. Had to call several stores before locating another from over 20 miles away. Hubby was a doll for his willingness to drive there after a hard day's work. Also very happy about their 50% off clearance price. Mirror is sold out.