Mirrors, downtown Austin

Quite stylish for an east downtown Austin apartment...Melton agreed anyway. 12 mirrors installed to be parallel to each other, walls, floor, and ceiling. I used a mounting rack and leveling screws of my own design and fabrication.
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Here's a little look behind the scenes.

               

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