Mirror closet doors? Yea or nea?
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Anonymous
| Put them in my DD's room and it reflects the light coming in from the window. Looks beautiful and very functional. Two thumbs up! |
Anonymous
| No. Circa 1999 |
Anonymous
I'm going to put them in my DD's room, too. Her room is kind of small, but gets a lot of light. |
Anonymous
| Does anyone have any specific recommendations for specific doors that they like? |
Anonymous
| A full length mirror for closet door is so common sensical and practical that it's hilarious that it would be considered dated. |
Anonymous
| If you are thinking about it from a resale standpoint, I think it's risky. Although I love full-length mirrors, I don't necessarily want to see myself in them anytime I enter the room. But, if you like them, that's all that matters. |
Anonymous
Relatively cheap to swap out when it comes time to sell, however. |
Anonymous
https://www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/ltl-bi-fold-doors-solid-wood-mirrored-bi-fold-doors-ltld1010.html |
Anonymous
I like the framed look. (Not OP)
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Anonymous
| Hate them |
Anonymous
| I hate them |
Anonymous
People care about their looks in SoCal. Not so much here. |
Anonymous
The type of wood makes it look so much more outdated than the before picture, in my opinion. Some new Mary Kondo type genius is going to come up with "if it ain't broke, don't update it" and we'll all be better off. |
Anonymous
| We’ve ordered 3 sets of these from Home Depot. Every one has come with broken glass. We’re now trying to find ones to buy a little closer to the source. Or at least with safer shipping methods. |