Interior wall mirror?

[bosheby]

The woodwork in our White Hawk is quite dark. I'd like to hang a small wall mirror to lighten things up. Is there such a thing as a TT mirror (light weight, non-breakable)? Haven't been able to find one online yet. Thanks.

[GMC]

Depending on how small you're looking for, a lot of those fog free shower mirrors are made out of some sort of reflective plastic not glass. That being said, the mirror in my bathroom (154BH) is glass, and I haven't had any problems with it so far.

[Brownie]

There are 2 large glass mirrors on my wardrobe; a large one on each of my bedside "shirt" closets; one on the top door of my linen cabinet; and one on the medicine cabinet. Point is, don't worry about it breaking, and the weight is minimal on the less expensive, thinner mirrors you'll find at Home Depot and the like. You can stain some molding to match, and attach it to the mirror with some clear "Liquid Nails". You might want to use several of the large "Command Strip" hook & loop fasteners to attach it to the wall.

[Seann45]

I found at (gulp) WallyWorld a very light full length mirror in a frame. Using automotive 2 sided tape I stuck it to the wall been there ever since. You could either stain/paint it to match your interior or just remove the wood frame. The whole thing weighed just a few oz and has been on my wall for a year now.