Okay, I found a website for a company that has press-on frames for mirrors, looks good too, check it out :https://www.mirrormate.com/ Now, can you use the same idea of a "stick on" frame but go all creative and try rope or shells or washi tape or cuts of molding. Uh huh. Good luck!
As someone who had rope used as trim in her bathroom-I wouldn't use it--it was a horrid dust magnet & impossible to keep looking decent. Washi tape would be a good short term solution, but it's pretty fragile & wouldn't stand up to moisture readily--if you want to go the tape route go with masking tape, there's all kinds of decorator styles available now.
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toni please see above answer. Thanks much
Okay, I found a website for a company that has press-on frames for mirrors, looks good too, check it out :https://www.mirrormate.com/ Now, can you use the same idea of a "stick on" frame but go all creative and try rope or shells or washi tape or cuts of molding. Uh huh. Good luck!
i used mirror mates for a very large mirror in my bathroom. Came out great.