Thanks, Pam, for always giving us a heads up of what’s out there for us Retro fans to finish off our dream homes/rooms. I am absolutely in LOVE with the outcome of this wall! I look at it every day in amazement at the dimension it adds to our small living room. We’re going to finish off the top with something similar in style in an attempt to “frame” the mirrors. Not sure if you can tell from this picture, but our baseboards are quite high at 7″.

We’d done the measurements and decided the wall for the tiles would be the dividing wall between the living room entry and the kitchen. I think it was late September 2013 when I bought my second box, then 3 weeks later my third. I’ve kept the seller’s item on my watch list all this time as she had more available. I wasn’t sure how or where we were going to use them, we tossed around a lot of options, but nothing that 12 tiles would really work for. I bought one box when the article first hit Retro Renovation. Hannah used them to cover a dividing wall in her entry way - with groovalicious results. So we were happy to hear from Hannah, who purchased three NOS boxes of decorative 1970s mirror tiles from among a large stash that Pam spotted on etsy last year. It is very satisfying to see vintage goodies that we feature find a welcome spot in appreciative readers’ homes. Retro Renovation stopped publishing in 2021 these stories remain for historical information, as potential continued resources, and for archival purposes.

Decorative mirror tiles