Rectangle; framed; and beveled.

Tibbrix -

Silver or wood tone?

How about something like this? And you could paint the wall behind the open space a different color than the wall color.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mirror hangers

Maybe two of this mirror -- and it is on sale too! :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Bellacor -- possible mirror on sale!

Can you find a mirror that is like your little cupboard....framed and curved at the top.

I hesitate to do a curved top only because the entrance to the bathroom is arched. I'm afraid it might be too many arches.

I would keep it simple; large, unframed, bevelled rectangles

Looks like rectangular is the way to go. I'm on the fence about framed or not. I think I'll wait until the vanity is completely finished to make a decision. Thanks for the input everyone!

Hi agree with Mtn.....unframed since you'll have the wood cabinet in the middle.

That's why I like the mirror I suggested, it's a framed, frameless mirror. Best of both worlds. Simple, elegant lines, but also a unique design.

I would not do a frame

Thank you for the mock-up Beverly!

Beverly - I just showed DH the mock up. Wouldn't you know it, he likes the framed mirror. If you have time, could you mock up a silver framed mirror? Thank you so much!

After agonizing over a frame for my mirror, and then having to repaint it several times myself, next time I would go with a nice *unframed* beveled mirror.

There are some nice rectangular mirrors with a mirrored frame that gives it just a little something extra.

Since two basic mirrors without frames could cost at least $200, I would check out the cost of mirroring that wall and having holes cut for the lights. I prefer that look when there's a counter cabinet.

I'm going mirror shopping tomorrow. The glass shop that did the shower door makes custom mirrors, so I'll see what they can do for me. A question - I don't want the mirrors to be glued to the wall. Is my only other option the little mirror clips (if we go frameless)? Here is an updated pic of the vanity - just waiting on the faucets.

I think ovals would be pretty in your bath. Something like this:

Here is the mock up.

I do like the idea of ovals that are mounted off the wall and can be tilted.

I think you need ovals to offset the boxy counter feel. Unframed, tilting mirrors as in errant's photo would be lovely.

Thank you for taking the time to do the mock up's Beverly. I like the ovals as well, but wasn't sure if the tilts would look good with the light fixtures.

I would prefer light fixtures off to the side of any mirror, but I don't see why yours would not work with an oval pivot. Unless maybe you don't have enough height?

I think the ovals would look great with the upper arch of your counter cabinet, as well as the bun feet and pretty pulls you chose.

Thank you Errant - I like it!

My .02: The rectangles look MUCH better than the ovals.

One of each:

Lol Errant. Problem solved!

Errant, can you do a mockup using the mirror I suggested? The link is "Mirror Hangers" for some reason.

Here you go, Tibb! That is a very pretty mirror.

The ovals are lovely! Same principle as using a round table in a square space or an oval in a rectangular space. It just looks and feels right.

Errant -

Thank you so much for the mock ups. Although the rectangular mirrors are lovely, I am drawn to the ovals. I'll post a pic when everything is finished.

Thanks for your opinions everyone!

Thanks Errant.

Oooh, I love that mirror. Frameless AND framed!

It is truly gorgeous. I should have removed the white between the mirror and frame(less) to get the full effect.

I couldn't resist!

But I do prefer an oval for her space. Maybe I can use your mirror, Tibbrix, in my teeny tiny bath (if I ever get around to updating it) :)

Love the oval! Lovely bathroom!

It's way too contemporary for my house. :-(