Pro advice needed for bathroom mirror sizing

3 years ago

I need pro advice on mirror sizing for my master bathroom. I don’t know where to stop the height of the unframed & unbeveled mirror. The width of the mirror will be from one wall corner to the shower tile filling the space. Should I take the mirror to the ceiling, stop at the height of the glass enclosure, or somewhere else? I have also considered removing the glass enclosure and replacing it with a glass enclosure that goes taller to the ceiling and then taking the mirrors up the height of the shower window. I appreciate all suggestions!

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Sabrina Alfin Interiors

3 years ago

I'd have the sconces mounted on top of the mirror, as we did here:

Beauty and the Baths: Primary Bath · More Info

And then I'd stop the top of the mirror to align with the top of the shower glass. I think it would look nice to frame it, but you don't have to.

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chispa
3 years ago
Why unframed and unbeveled? The bathroom is very plain so you could do 2 beautiful framed mirrors to add some detail to the bathroom.

Looks like ceilings are close to 10.5 ft and glass enclosure at 8.5 ft? Glass enclosure height is fine. No need to spend money on something no one will notice ... spend it on the amazing mirrors.
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Original Author
3 years ago
Great advice! Thanks much!
chispa
3 years ago
I have done what Sabrina suggested when I had a single vanity with 2 sinks, but for the OP, they have so much space for a nice mirror with the individual vanities.
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BeverlyFLADeziner
3 years ago
Stop the mirror at the top of the shower glass or run it to the ceiling.
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Original Author
3 years ago
Love this also! Thank you!
chispa
3 years ago
There is no right or wrong way, only personal preference! Do what you like best.
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Mrs Pete
3 years ago
The width of the mirror will be from one wall corner to the shower tile filling the space.

Good choice -- this is so much better than small, trendy mirrors that are popular right now. A wider mirror gives you more light in the room /allows you to see your outfit better.

I'd stop the mirrors at the top of the shower enclosure.
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