Bathrooms are often the smallest room in the house and the one with the least daylight. A mirror works on both: the reflective surface throws light back into corners it wouldn’t otherwise reach, and the room reads as larger than it measures. It does a quieter job too. A mirror across a wall of dated tiles, or over a surface that was never quite straight, covers it cleanly without the cost and mess of retiling.
Whether it’s a recess beside the bath, a niche built into the shower, a full wall above the vanity or a small round mirror by the basin, we cut the glass to the measurements you give us rather than to a standard size. Choose standard silver for a clean, true reflection, bronze or graphite for a warmer or darker tone, or antique for a finish with an aged, softened character that suits an older house.
Steam works its way behind the silvering over time, which is where the dark spots that creep in from the edge of an ordinary mirror come from. Our mirrors are made for wet rooms and shower areas, where resistance to corrosion and to impact both matter, so the reflection stays clear right to the edge for years of daily showers.
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