After falling in love with Andy Skinner's "Oh the Places You'll Go," we knew immediately this transfer belonged behind glass. There's something about reverse decoupage that transforms an image into a feeling — applied from behind the glass, it gives the little girl and her red balloon that soft, dreamy quality of a memory half-remembered, something you can't quite place but can't stop looking at.
The vintage wrought iron mirror arrived with beautiful bones — ornate scrollwork, decorative iron leaves climbing the sides that were just waiting for something to say. A paint splatter finish in the exact tones of the transfer gave them their voice. The whole piece came together the way the best ones do — like it was always meant to be this way.
