What Type of Bathroom Mirror Should I Buy?

 There are many factors to consider when choosing a bathroom mirror to impact the space in the best (or worst) way possible. From function to aesthetics; we'll help you choose the right product by covering all aspects of bathroom mirrors and where they fit into your space.

Today, bathroom mirrors come in many types and in every conceivable style (primarily related to the frame design). To make it easier for you to understand what type of mirror you need for your bathroom, we have categorized bathroom mirrors below. Keep in mind that the type of bathroom mirror chosen for your space must complement the existing style; the shape will depend on function and personality, and the size must be proportional to the other elements while providing function.

Mirrors with lights and LED lighting

Bathroom mirrors with lights on the front or back are categorized as lighted mirrors. They are both functional and aesthetically pleasing for the bathroom space and are suitable for a variety of bathroom styles. Hollywood vanity, front-lit and back-lit mirrors are probably the most common of these types of illuminated mirrors. Once you have determined the style of your bathroom, you can begin to research the different types/styles of contemporary bathroom mirrors with lights to choose from and other design points to consider.

Vanity Mirrors

In short, vanity mirrors should be hung above the sink or sink area, centered proportionally between the vanity light and the sink. They are probably the most common type of bathroom mirror and are available in a variety of styles and sizes. They can be a large, single wall mirror or a pair that sits directly above each sink in the master suite.

 

Wall Shelf Mirrors

Mirrors with a ledge at the bottom are more practical and decorative than traditional bathroom mirrors. You can place a small flower pot and a cup for your toothbrush on the ledge.

 

Cabinet mirrors

They are made of different types of materials - wood, plastic or metal - and provide additional storage space. They are typically used in bathrooms with little or no counter space and are often used to store dental hygiene products, skin care products, and basically any clutter you might want to easily hide away.

 

Frameless Mirrors

As the name suggests, these types of mirrors have no frame around them, providing you with a clean, simple design that blends well with minimalist and modern bathroom interiors.

 

Framed Mirrors

To add character and design, framed mirrors are available in a myriad of materials, styles, patterns, colors and more. When looking for a framed bathroom mirror to fit your bathroom style, there are countless options to choose from.

Wall Shelf Mirrors

Mirrors with a ledge at the bottom are more practical and decorative than traditional bathroom mirrors. You can place a small flower pot and a cup for your toothbrush on the ledge.

 

Mirrors with lights and LED lighting

Bathroom mirrors with lights on the front or back are categorized as lighted mirrors. They are both functional and aesthetically pleasing for the bathroom space and are suitable for a variety of bathroom styles. Hollywood vanity, front-lit and back-lit mirrors are probably the most common of these types of illuminated mirrors. Once you have determined the style of your bathroom, you can begin to research the different types/styles of contemporary bathroom mirrors with lights to choose from and other design points to consider.