Mirrors

A mirror does two jobs in a bathroom. It is a practical tool for grooming, and it brightens the room by reflecting light and making the space feel bigger. Choosing the right one is worth some thought. 

Shape sets the style. Round and oval mirrors soften a room and suit traditional or relaxed designs. Rectangular and square mirrors give a clean, modern line. Large mirrors make a small bathroom feel more open, and a pair of mirrors can suit a double vanity. 

Check the size against your vanity and wall. A mirror usually looks best when it is no wider than the vanity, and it should sit at a height you can use without stretching. Measure the wall space, and allow for lighting, tapware and any shelving nearby. 

Moisture is part of everyday life in a bathroom, so look at the frame and backing. Choose a mirror made for wet areas and wipe it regularly. Match the frame finish to your tapware and accessories for a consistent look. 

Lighting changes how a mirror looks. Place lights at the sides or above, so faces are lit evenly and shadows are reduced, rather than lighting from only one direction. 

Browse the range to compare shapes and sizes, and find a mirror that suits your bathroom. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What size mirror should I choose for my vanity? 
Match the width to the vanity or slightly narrower, and leave space for lights and tapware. 

What mirror shape suits a small bathroom? 
Large rectangular or round mirrors reflect light and make a small bathroom feel bigger.

How high should a bathroom mirror be hung? 
Hang it so the centre sits near eye level, with space above the tap. 

Are bathroom mirrors moisture resistant? 
Choose a mirror made for wet areas, with sealed edges, and wipe it regularly. 

What is the difference between a framed and a frameless mirror? 
 Framed mirrors add a decorative edge, while frameless mirrors give a clean, minimal look.