Designing a bathroom offers endless possibilities, from creating a layout to choosing colours and fixtures, wrapping it all in a preferred style. Decor gives a glance of personality to every space, and bathrooms are no exception.

Mirrors are décor essentials that can greatly impact the complete look. Their purpose nowadays goes far beyond than just checking our appearance, applying makeup or shaving. Adding character and spark, these eye-catching pieces will update every bathroom style. Whether you're redecorating the entire bathroom, or just want to refresh it, follow these simple guidelines to choose a mirror in a fun, low-effort way.

Double Mirrors

Doubled mirrors are most commonly used over double sinks. But if you have a long, single sink vanity, alternatively to one large mirror, you may go for two or even three mirrors and get a stunning look. This will give your wall more impact, achieving the attention without mirroring the whole wall. You may choose from silver, gold or black frames to balance the whole bathroom pairing it with your other accessories. If you have solid, black tiles, you might want to choose the black frame to serve as an anchor. To add glitz and glamour to your bath décor, try silver or gold framing and get immediate elegance.

Mirrored Wall

If you feel overwhelmed by different sizes, shapes and frames, you can skip the decisions and mirror the whole wall. This is a perfect solution for small bathrooms, as it will give the illusion of additional space and bring more light inside. Install it on the wall over the sink, all the way to the ceiling and enhance the bathroom's décor by looking bigger and brighter.

Minimalist Mirrors

For contemporary bathrooms, you'll need minimalist bath mirrors with a streamlined design. Lately, designers are integrating frameless mirrors as a testimony of extravagance and style in a bathroom. Minimalist bath mirrors usually have polished edges and a more reflective surface than the regular ones. By using this type of mirror in your bathroom, you're making the most out of your space, whilst giving your room a modern and minimalist look. Oval or rectangular, brushed brass, matt black or chrome finishing, make sure that the mirror follows your bath theme.

Round Mirrors

A round mirror is a classic, yet stylish choice. Hanging round mirrors are easy-to-install latest décor trend for every style and budget. Its soft, curved shape helps balance the angular lines of contemporary spaces. You can choose a modern hanging round mirror (or two) with an eye-catching frame to complement your space.

Antique Mirrors

Not every accessory looks better with age, but mirrors definitely do. Vintage-style mirrors will offer you interesting shapes and designs. You will achieve a unique look without making your space cluttered with additional accessories. If a flea market is your go-to place, with some tactical digging, you may find an antique mirror that's full of history, charm and a few beautiful imperfections. However, if you prefer in-store shopping, you can still come across some fabulous, vintage pieces.

Mix and Match Mirrors


Searching for something to admire more than your own reflection? A gallery wall is an exclusive expression where you can experiment with different mirror sizes and styles. Gather them all on one wall and make sure your mirror choices complement each other instead of competing. Complementary bath mirrors as wall art will strike a balance between fashion and function, giving your space personal note.

Hang It


Most mirrors are hung on the walls, but that isn't the only choice. To make your mirror look more interesting, you can suspend it form a visible rope or wire. It just needs proper tools and installation, and you can successfully hang it down from the ceiling. Choose your suspending material, like a thick rope to create a nautical theme, or wire for a modern, industrial look and be sure to wow your visitors. Ensure you've done installation safely, as you know the saying about the broken mirrors.

Illuminate It


Many mirrors come with built-in-lights, but you can add them yourself and obtain additional luxury. If your bathroom has low natural light, this is the ideal answer. You may choose from different solutions, such as sconces and backlighting. Avoid harsh, fluorescent lighting and bring soft tones instead. Your illuminated mirror will be an excellent place to apply makeup and see your face in a detailed, yet flattering manner.

When you renovate your bathroom, you want everything to be perfect, including your mirror. Consider these bathroom mirror ideas and talk to a professional about your preferences and what will work best in your space. The last thing you should feel after renovating is a regret over something like a mirror.