Advice needed on bathroom mirrors, please.
My bathroom mirrors are too small, and I would like to replace them. The space between the bottom of the glass in the light fixture and the top of the faucet is 28 inches. I can’t move the light up because of the wall covering. Is it okay to have the mirrors behind the light and/or the faucet? The light, faucets and cabinet hardware are all polished chrome. (Part of the light looks gold in the picture, but it’s not.) Any suggestions on shape and frame finish? Thank you!
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2 years agoBeverly is brilliant. Yes flip the lights. Or buy different ones. Not sure I love the idea of lights on the mirror. That is very 90s.
Wait... I mis-spoke.. maybe it would look okay. I just found this photo..
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I do like the bigger mirrors.
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2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoSorry, to clarify, I meant can the top of the mirror be placed behind the glass globe that is sticking down like maybe an inch, not behind the entire fixture. Or does it need to stay a inch or two beneath the glass. Thanks.
Like this.
PRO2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago
It wasn't planned well to start. You want to save the paper on the walls. One mirror, get a trim carpenter and a glass company,. Move the light up, put the frame on the wall. Glass company templates. Paper inside the frame, will have to come off before mirror is placed inside, Paint frame white to match cabinets, or in a silvery metallic.
Better would mean letting paper go, and a single 42 inch diameter round mirror after raising the lightpensen thanked JAN MOYER
PRO2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoYou could try flipping the lights up, as suggested, and you could also look into oval mirrors to replace the circular ones.
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