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tayler_samone Definite yay! Very creative.

Emily Hurley I like it!

Lindsey Patterson Love that! What a great idea.

Angela Himmer That's a great idea. If you have any extra cash I would change out the vanity lights, if they are outdated. The sage green walls would be very calming

jennifergil81 love it!

fameislife Na I like it better with out

Crystal Petersen I think it is such a great idea. Are you putting them on the mirror or around? I want to see after pictures please. About the wall color, try to go with a color she has going on in her house already. You can do greens, blues or tan for a spa look.

christinesherriff I think you are a genius. The frame looks really good. I makes the mirror more intentional and will make the room look more put together. The green is also a great idea. Just make sure to get a color that looks a bit lighter as a chip that what you really want, as lighting in bathrooms are never great. Nice job!

Wallmark Homes The frame looks great, and for $20 you can't really go wrong.

Tile-Stones Great idea!

Jane Stout Great idea!! BUT...be careful of the weight. Make sure the mirror is very securely attached at the top.

rmlsnm Headed to Lowes tomorrow to get me some tiles. I LOVE this!!! How original.

Valvorie Dunn I love green but it is not the best color for anyone's skin tone. Having said that, I'm probably painting my own bath green. Just thought you might want to know.

Ekhaya Designs Love it! It looks great

Marcia Rasberry_Smith use a thicker strip

dawnald28 I like it!

Maria Billingsley of J Hettinger Interiors It works with mosaic for sure but not floor tiles.

alsad Thanks for your feedback everyone! Will definitely post after pics! For those of you that asked, I used double sided tape (I used the 5 lb one which is super strong).. Tape goes right on the mirror and the tile sticks right on top.. You can cut the tape to how broad your 'frame' will be before sticking it on. No adhesive necessary! The best part is, the tile and tape come right off without any damage to the mirror so you can change it up or remove it down the line. Thanks for the color recs.. Will go with a light calming sage green to add color while keeping an earthy feel to the room. Thanks again!

Beverly Williams love the idea!! the sage green will look nice with some green towels and other green accent pieces. let us know how the finished product looks!!

Nob Hill Design - Allied ASID Stunning! What a nice lift for a huge mirror. Your in laws will be happy

suzyhomemaker Love the idea of framing the mirror! Add some flowers in place of the little tree...nothing says "welcome" like fresh flowers!

alsad Maria, what kind of mosaic options are you referring to? I want to the frame matt

alsad Thanks guys. This isn't the actual bathroom I am making over.. Just tried the tiles on my own mirror first.

Duane Fortier If you can't change the lites...you could think about painting the interior of the Glass-Holders...& ls install a Rheostat & get lite-bulbs that give-off a 'pinkish-hue'...

Ths Sage walls will 'work' nice...If you can LOSE the Med. Chest on the left...cool...if not, maybe it could be frame also...in a nice GOLD ?

Susan Gahagan Yay. Tile it but finish the tile with trim. Like this: http://cdn-homeandgarden.craftgossip.com/files/2011/10/Tile-Framed-mirror-1024x683-430x291.jpg

Diane Iacia Yes ! I like the tiles but make the frame wider? It looks a bit thin for such a grand mirror.

alsad Susan, love the trim! How did you do it?

Laura Gammons very modern looking. definitely go with natural elements. I would use a color on the wall from the tile you use so the contrast will be less stark. Things in spas usually flow...not a lot of stark contrast.

Roberta Walker No way. Don't put the tiles around the mirror. I've attached a picture. Get rid of that medicine cabinet. It detracts from the space. Paint the walls this mid lime green colour. Keep the mirror simple.

alsad Thanks for the idea of removing the medicine cabinet... Did not think of that!

alsad Thanks for the idea of removing the medicine cabinet... Did not think of that!

Maria Billingsley of J Hettinger Interiors Just in case you ditch the tile idea this is a good way to trim out an existing bath mirror.

peterjh1964 Yey! Fantastic. You should look up the article about hanging mirrors on mirrors. It gives an awesome look!

JoAnn McDougall this is great! we are redoing our bathroom and I'm in the same mirror dilema...now thanks to you, I'm going to do a glass/tile/stone frame around the mirror, and a matching stripe down the bathtub tile.. oh my husband hates you now because it's more work than he wanted to attempt :)

M.A.S. Construction Here is a custom frame i recently added to a large builder grade wall mirror

alsad Here's a finished mirror frame using the tiles!