For me, if you have high ceilings, you don't want squat mirrors.

You can always have a custom sized mirror made at a local Frame store.

I have high ceilings and my bathroom mirrors are 48" - 54" high.

The sconce adds height above this one.

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Ok, yes that makes sense and the pictures help show that. Thank you! I didn't know that about a frame shop - great idea.

My best suggestion is to get cardboard, cut to the shapes of the mirrors you are considering and temporarily tape them to the wall above the vanity. This should give you an idea of which shapes and sizes would work best for your powder room.

Thank you. and i am seeing that i agree with the vertical options.

@Norwood Architects, I am the queen of full size mock-ups! I even did some to get the right size for some outdoor lanai pendants. My builder saw that one, as I had pulled one of their ladders and had it hanging from the exposed beams in the unfinished ceiling. He took a photo ... no doubt to show new clients he had already dealt with involved and detail oriented clients! LOL

Full scale mirror mock-up during a bathroom remodel in my previous house

I love it! I am going to do this over the weekend. I love that shape mirror too. Can anyone comment on the width for me? Finding a 48" high mirror that is 30"+ is hard. How slim can I go with a 40" width to work with?

Where is the light hanging and how large is it? I need to know that to weigh in on a mirror.

It's in the last picture (very top you can see half of it). It is a semi flush mount with can lighting. No sconces. So the mirror can take up a large space on that wall.

Sorry, missed that it was ceiling mount. I would go with one of the taller mirrors then.

It's ok. I couldn't get far enough back to make the photo work with the entire room. Yes, I did the cut out method and it really helped. I liked the 48" size one. Just hard to find 48" x 32".

I don't see can lights, just the ceiling fixture in the first photo? Or is that the can light just behind the ceiling fixture in your last photo? Odd setup to me but it could just be the angle.

I would go with a 36" round mirror set at a height where you can actually see yourself in it. Mockup seems to place it too low. And with that great wallpaper and the shape of the vanity I'd go very plain with the mirror. Check out a local glass company to have them cut a 36" circle, no edging or frame just plain mirror glass.

A frame shop OR glass/shower shop can make you a custom sized mirror.

I asked chatgpt and it came with lots of choices in that size - everything from $200 at home depot to $6k one of a kind antiques - I think there are options

don’t forget about just buying the frame and fitting it with a mirror - for my powder room I found the most perfect vintage/crackled painted frame in the right size (for $50) and had the mirror cut to fit - one of a kind and very economical

I love the idea of making my own mirror and am probably going to pursue that - I haven't beena .big user of ChatGPT and forget about that. Good suggestions. Thank you for commenting.

Susan