Hi all!

I just finished building my first Magic Mirror. Well, I’m not quite finished with the modules I want to have on it, so right now it just has the standard config, but anyway, it’s on the wall already! I just wanted to share some photos from the building prosess, because I know that pepole out there looking for inspiration and how to do this, just like I was doing myself a few weeks ago. I ordered my mirror from twowaymirrors.com and it arrived in Norway 8 days after, very impressed by that!! Should probably note that I opted for “urgent processing” when I ordered, because my frame was almost done and I was getting impatient :) The mirror itself is the “Glass Smart Mirror - 1/4” Thickness" and the size is 360mm x 610mm (24.016" x 14.173") - just a few mm larger than my Acer K2 27" monitor.

I have lots of Philips Hue lights in my house, and I wanted one of their LED-strips buildt into the mirror just because I could :) I’m very happy with this solution, it gives the mirror a little extra, and it’s pretty configurable. I can set it up to change colors or dim-levels based on time of day, or sunset / sunrise or outdoor temperature.

Well, on to some photos from start to finish

The monitor:

I disassembled it right away, no problem with this one:

My material for the frame:

Started by making the front frame:

Glued and clamped for the night:

Then I made the inner frame for the back:

Two pieces done:

Time to have a look at the lights:

They work:

I buildt an outer frame to hide the LED, because looking directly at them is not very pretty, then I glued it all together:

Just trying to avoid that my frame will fall apart:

Details, not very pretty, but it doesn’t have to be:

The stupid mirror, soon to be replaced:

The front finished:

The back finished:

That bottom piece goes on the wall, works very well:

Mirror arrived 8 days after ordering:

3.3 kilos, not as heavy as I expected:

It even fits in my frame!!

So does everything else:

On the wall, a few photos:

Have a nice day!

@j-e-f-f

Sorry for the late answer, I was sleeping :) and that probably did the trick, because the main icon is back. I don’t know what happened. Doesn’t matter, I’m happy. Thanks

Hi all, I love this module, but I updated to the latest version today, and my main icon disappeared. It just shows the temperature, no animated sun or (most likely) rain icon.

Can anyone see what is wrong?

This is my config:

{
module: “MMM-DarkSkyForecast”,
header: “Værmeldingen”,
position: “top_right”,
classes: “default everyone”,
disabled: false,
config: {
apikey: “XXXX”,
latitude: “62.737709”,
longitude: “7.160910”,
maxDailiesToShow: “2”,
showHourlyForecast: false,
label_days: [“Søndag”, “Mandag”, “Tirsdag”, “Onsdag”, “Torsdag”, “Fredag”, “Lørdag”],
label_high: “Høy”,
label_low: “Lav”,
iconset: “3c”,
concise: false,
forecastLayout: “tiled”
}

@mpires Did you try any of the suggestions in this thread? I’m having the same issue as you with Teamviewer. And I really need to have it running on my mirror, because SSH is still kind of new to me and I find it easier when I can see what’s going on :-)

@johnnyboy said in 27" Magic Mirror with Philips Hue integration:

Yeah, very nice… Good lay out of framing that allows plenty ventilation too ;-)

@johnnyboy I like the frame, but I don´t think it has enough ventilation. I´m thinking about adding a fan or something. The monitor shows a temperatur warning sign, you can see it in many of the photos in the top right corner.

and it’s pretty configurable. I can set it up to change colors or dim-levels based on time of day, or sunset / sunrise or outdoor temperature.

Can I ask how this is done? if it is done through MM can you please post the files and entries you made as I like that lights and the idea of it being set up to be configurable like that.

Thanks

The light is not controlled from the mirror. I have two Philips Hue hubs that controls all my lights, including this one.

Thanks

Hi all!

I just finished building my first Magic Mirror. Well, I’m not quite finished with the modules I want to have on it, so right now it just has the standard config, but anyway, it’s on the wall already! I just wanted to share some photos from the building prosess, because I know that pepole out there looking for inspiration and how to do this, just like I was doing myself a few weeks ago. I ordered my mirror from twowaymirrors.com and it arrived in Norway 8 days after, very impressed by that!! Should probably note that I opted for “urgent processing” when I ordered, because my frame was almost done and I was getting impatient :) The mirror itself is the “Glass Smart Mirror - 1/4” Thickness" and the size is 360mm x 610mm (24.016" x 14.173") - just a few mm larger than my Acer K2 27" monitor.

I have lots of Philips Hue lights in my house, and I wanted one of their LED-strips buildt into the mirror just because I could :) I’m very happy with this solution, it gives the mirror a little extra, and it’s pretty configurable. I can set it up to change colors or dim-levels based on time of day, or sunset / sunrise or outdoor temperature.

Well, on to some photos from start to finish

The monitor:

I disassembled it right away, no problem with this one:

My material for the frame:

Started by making the front frame:

Glued and clamped for the night:

Then I made the inner frame for the back:

Two pieces done:

Time to have a look at the lights:

They work:

I buildt an outer frame to hide the LED, because looking directly at them is not very pretty, then I glued it all together:

Just trying to avoid that my frame will fall apart:

Details, not very pretty, but it doesn’t have to be:

The stupid mirror, soon to be replaced:

The front finished:

The back finished:

That bottom piece goes on the wall, works very well:

Mirror arrived 8 days after ordering:

3.3 kilos, not as heavy as I expected:

It even fits in my frame!!

So does everything else:

On the wall, a few photos:

Have a nice day!