Look at Uttermost, then you can find their mirrors almost anywhere. Nice bath!

Thank you beckysharp. I do like those but what I'm hoping to find is something a bit more "funky" or "fun" than the standard options. Something "unexpected" but not garish. However I will definitely keep those options open if I don't come up with anything else.

Thank you woodteam.

Thank you Allison. Will definitely look.

How fun, cp?! 1920s fun or some other kind?

Is round an option? None of these are that exciting but I love a round mirror in a bathroom -- it is a little bit different from the norm, and wouldn't detract from your other cool details (love the shelf and the lights). I'd be concerned that an overly detailed mirror might be too much.

https://www.schoolhouse.com/collections/mirrors/products/grant-mirror

(the above in white, or even the yellow?)

https://www.cb2.com/crescent-24.25-round-wall-mirror/s117829

https://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/collections/o-g-salinas-mirror/products/59bc286ab504f52423e0c547

https://www.cb2.com/acacia-wood-24-wall-mirror/s597067

https://www.westelm.com/products/floating-round-wood-mirror-acorn-w1472/?pkey=call-mirrors%7C4294959831&sku=7553092&group=1

I like the idea of a wood mirror to add some warmth. Not sure about the above wood colors with the red wall, though. Maybe a black painted wood mirror?

https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/cole-grey-wood-round-wall-mirror-clrb3965.html?piid=20565150%2C20565153

I'd keep an eye on Craigs List or antique/consignment shops, too, for something different. Even if you have to use a temporary cheapie mirror while you hunt...

My concept of fun is clearly too staid lol.

What about

http://www.wisteria.com/Venetian-Glass-Mirror/productinfo/W1892

?

I was thinking maybe a black lacquered pagoda/Chinoiserie style against the !Caliente! wall. Would work with 1920s too. Will see what I can find.

Fun like this? Maintains the clean lines of your gorgeous bathroom.

https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/decor-wonderland-skel-wall-wall-mirror-dcr1217.html

There are lots of Baroque style fun mirrors on google search.

I would go for interesting instead of fun but that's me. Some sort of fun strap for hanging?

Or, check here...

https://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/categories/bath/bathroom-mirrors

Some really great ideas. Some I hadn't thought of. Now I'm going to have to download and really get serious as to what I want.

BTW: I also need a mirror for my powder room, but will start a thread for that one.

How fun, cp?! 1920s fun or some other kind?

1920's, or etsy fun or ??? Even though my house is craftsman inspired, I like to add in some fun touches or the unexpected in small doses. Nothing where it's in your face, but almost where you don't necessarily notice at first glance.

Is round an option?

Round is an option if the right one came along.

I'd be concerned that an overly detailed mirror might be too much.

I agree that I'm walking a fine line there.

I like the idea of a wood mirror to add some warmth. Not sure about the above wood colors with the red wall, though. Maybe a black painted wood mirror?

I'm not so sure about a wood mirror, unless it's like the round black wood one you linked. The red, though just a small dose is quite strong. Here it is with it painted today.

I'd keep an eye on Craigs List or antique/consignment shops, too, for something different. Even if you have to use a temporary cheapie mirror while you hunt...

I may do that in reality if I don't find something wonderful.

Dyhgarden, I do like that one even though it's not what I was originally thinking of. I think it might be too large though. I'm going to go measure again tomorrow.

Justerrilynn, I keep eyeing those baroque style mirrors but wonder if that might be too much? Or too out of character? Thoughts?

I do love that third hanging mirror but with my light fixture I wonder how they would work together?

I was thinking maybe a black lacquered pagoda/Chinoiserie style against the !Caliente! wall. Would work with 1920s too. Will see what I can find.

OH, I think you may be onto something! I do love Chinoiserie style done well.

All those that I would pick are located in the UK...(I know having also been looking for a different kind of look)

Try consignment shops too...people (near me anyways) seem to buy beautiful mirrors and then can't use them in the next house...

(Ridiculously more pricey than I thought it would be but this is the idea that occurred to me

Caliente looks great!

More of the art deco vibe -- same company as the other.

https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/decor-wonderland-deco-wall-mirror-dcr1210.html

https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/decor-wonderland-bathroom-wall-mirror-dcr1248.html?piid=18892350

https://www.wayfair.com/decor-pillows/pdp/decor-wonderland-carnagie-hall-framed-wall-mirror-dcr1075.html

Is this too big and too $$$?

Uttermost Himalaya

Uttermost Rania, which is 24" square,

Oh what a potential! I like the Schoolhouse one, the bone inlay one, the wonderland..the idea of Pagoda, I like the best-the problem is, they're usually bigger..I mean higher..but who knows.

(I searched a bit yesterday..found couple in frames of the colors of your Caliente(too matchy?)..these were a tad too large though..then I saw some perfect mirror..why it was 6 thousands pound sterlings I wouldn't know..well okay..will continue to look:) But the site was madeindesign..I think..they have lots of fun mirrors there

I checked EBTH-some cool mirrors but nothing that spells to me your bathroom in the moment..btw it's already fab..unfinished yet..your bathroom

I'll look on Etsy

Rockett St George used to have smth I wanted to show-well, not anymore.

Mirrors are not that easy. They seem easy but they aren't. But if round/oval may work-that widens our search.

There's a few good ones here.

https://www.horchow.com/Decor/Wall-Accents/Mirrors/cat000092/c.cat#userConstrainedResults=true&refinements=&page=3&pageSize=120&sort=PCS_SORT&definitionPath=/nm/commerce/pagedef_rwd/template/EndecaDriven&onlineOnly=instoreonline&updateFilter=false&allStoresInput=false&rwd=true&catalogId=cat000092&selectedRecentSize=&activeFavoriteSizesCount=0&activeInteraction=true

What I LOVE though is some of the French wrought iron floral wall mirrors $$$$$

Or,

If you like the wrought iron idea check out Etsy. You might find something not yet in the thousands.

https://www.etsy.com/market/wrought_iron_mirror

And then again maybe not. I'm in love with this one.

mosaics probaly too much, right?

but the size works:) the biggest problem with mirrors as I see it-the size..

https://www.etsy.com/listing/247131982/red-wall-mirror-mosaic-mirror-colorful?ref=shop_home_active_21

great shop as I see it..nothing remotely works..some ideas I love though

https://www.etsy.com/shop/34Seaside?ref=l2-shopheader-name

ok..after seeing a cool mirror that's 3 inches higher than needed, I temporarily give up

Have you ruled out medicine cabinets?

Thank you all for some absolutely fabulous ideas. I'm tired now (and still a bit tired after getting over the flu) but wanted to let you all know tomorrow I'm going to really study all these great ideas.

wwbungalow, yes I've ruled out a medicine cabinet in the upstairs bathroom. My guests will only be staying a few days and there's a very large linen closet right outside the bathroom. Plus I'm going to leave a nice basket under the sink for extra towels, etc.

I actually had two medicine cabinets designed for my master bath.

This shop is in West Palm Beach and has interesting vintage stuff:
http://circawho.com/category/mirrors/

Oh! Love the vanity and medicine cabinet!

I love fun mirrors. Look at Shades of Light, PB Kids. I also think Homegoods often has good mirrors and maybe a local lighting store?

chispa this shop is mind blowing.

..a bit too small?

I just like it with all the other details..shapes, colors..

https://www.etsy.com/listing/579084267/mid-century-tile-and-brass-wall-mirror?ref=shop_home_active_3

(the shop is supercool, I bought there)

Cpartist, hope you are feeling better. Please update us when you find your mirror. Love your bathroom and looking forward to seeing it finished.

This might not work with your 1920s style, but I've always loved Mexican mirrors – either plain decorative tin, or the ones with the inset tiles. I used one in the bathroom in my old house in Cleveland, in an otherwise traditional-style (but colorful) room:

Too bad you've ruled out medicine cabinets, because I was thinking a vintage mirrored cabinet might look cool there, and it's nice to have a place to hide your clutter, store extra things for guests, etc...

maddybeagle gave me the idea of the mexican mirrors. When I was in college I spent 6 months studying in Mexico and that's where I fell in love with their courtyard homes. Hence my U shaped house with the "courtyard" backyard.

The theme of my house is roses. For example, here is the tile for friend's entry floor

Or they also have it in a rectangular shape

Love the round one!

eBay, $142.39 with free shipping, Chinoiserie Wall Hanging Dressing Mirror Black Gold Painted accents Drexel? 43"

That sounds, and looks, perfect, cp!

Can you do a full frontal photo of the area to see which works better, round or rectangle?

This one, from Etsy, was a rose and has a retro vibe. There is also a square version and probably custom.

This is cool, but I am not sure it can be found

This one is pretty https://www.enidhuttgallery.com/roses-silver-framed-oval-inset-mirror-stand-or-hang.ir

And I have just fallen in love with everything in the Etsy shop where this pewter arts and crafts mirror is made

I do like the La Fuente ones because the black/darker tones go so well with the tiles.

I haven't clicked on all the links, but I really like the one with the musical notes, especially with your other more simple features.

Perhaps you could have a mirror framed with a theme that's meaningful to you?

This one below is pretty cool, too. Maybe get a stylized letter?

I vote La Fuente..right amount of interest, without overtaking over the surrounding details. The colors are not matchy yet echo others very well. (And I'm not subjective since crazy about roses). And I bet the sizes are right))

(that vintage one with roses, up the page, that justerrilynn posted-judging by it being on 1stDibs the price is probably over what I'd be able to pay..and I don't have the space too:) yet I simply love it. Not for the space but as independent entity. Very inspirational mirror.)

That round La Fuente mirror echoes the black flower-like tiles in the bathroom floor—were you thinking that? Seems like a good, fun choice, although I can’t visualize how it relates to overhead light and shelf. That bathroom is a wonder, and it just makes me smile whenever I see pictures.

Thank you so much everyone. Fuentes also has one that is an arched top one though if the size works, I'm leaning towards the round one since like dwiggins said, it would echo the daisy's on the floor tile.

Can you do a full frontal photo of the area to see which works better, round or rectangle?

Becky, I'll try and get a picture either tomorrow or Monday and photoshop it in, although the bathroom isn't very deep. Good idea.

Localeater, I love that Macintosh stained glass style rose but since I'm having stained glass windows in both my master bedroom, DH's study, and in the stairwell, I feel I need something different. BTW, here is the stained glass window for DH's study. (This is a computer mockup so color and glass is different ) It's 3 20" x 20" windows.

I also have a stained glass window under my cabinets on the backsplash in my kitchen that is finished.

Just wanted to update that I ordered this mirror for the bathroom. Once the room is complete, I'll be sure to post a picture.

great!

That will be perfect!

Nice Cpart! Come on, you don't Really need us do you?

Can't wait to see all and everything when done.

We moved in yesterday and today my handyman hung my bathroom mirror and towel hooks, etc. Here's a pic of the mirror hanging and another pic of the room before the hooks, etc.

I love your bathroom! Do you like the mirror now that it's hung? You didn't say.

I love your bathroom! Do you like the mirror now that it's hung? You didn't say.

Thank you. Yes I do love it. It gives just the right amount of funkiness to the bathroom without going overboard.

I love it! What are the dimensions of the bathroom?

Thank you. Bathroom is 8'7" x 5'6"

Looks great!