38 Bathroom Mirror Ideas to Reflect Your Style
By Danica Rog December 3, 2016 in Bathroom / Best Ideas
Minimalistic Double Mirrors
Clean lines and simple finishes create a sleek aesthetic.
Framed Wooden Mirrors
Framing mirrors in windows ensures you are seeing your face in natural light.
Modern Round Mirrors
These round wooden mirrors include space to place small items.
Dark Wood Double Mirrors
Double statement mirrors work well in bathrooms otherwise dominated by neutrals.
Victorian-Inspired Double Mirror
19th-century details keep the style more feminine and soft.
Beveled Mirror Duo
A beveled frame adds a touch of sophistication.
Unique Mirrored Frame
A statement mirror can complete a bathroom.
Wooden Victorian Mirror
An elaborate wooden frame complements harder materials in the bathroom.
Antique Mirror
This mirror is an elegant upgrade.
Vintage Heart Mirror
A heart-shaped mirror adds femininity.
Mirrored Windowpane
Break convention with a mirrored windowpane.
Ship-Window-Inspired Mirrow
A mirror that looks like a porthole adds a touch of nautical style.
Orange Circular Mirror
Add a pop of color with a brightly framed mirror.
Gold-Framed Victorian Mirror
A gold-framed mirror adds elegance.
Silver Sunburst Mirror
This round silver mirror keeps the space looking bright.
Unique Metallic Mirror
The fun shape of this mirror adds a playful element.
Gold-Framed Mirror
A rich gold frame on a mirror makes it pop in darker rooms.
Sunburst Mirror
Make a statement with a one-of-a-kind mirror.
Dark-Framed Vanity Mirrors
Multiple mirrors create different spaces along the counter.
Gallery Wall Mirror
A collection of different mirrors can be grouped together.
Diamond Mirror Arrangement
Choose shapes that are a reflection of your personality and design style.
Circle Mirror Collection
Choose varying sizes for a gallery wall effect.
Unframed Circular Mirrors
Place mirrors along a single wall to avoid overpopulating the space.
Small Hanging Mirrors
Hang small mirrors from hooks to create designated sink areas.
Gold-Framed Hanging Mirror
Merge old and new styles by hanging a vintage mirror.
Wooden Hanging Mirror
Hang a mirror slightly away from the wall to create a floating effect.
Nautical-Inspired Hanging Mirror
Using a thick rope evokes seaside vibes.
Side-Lit Mirrors
Lighting the sides of mirrors creates lots of light.
Recessed Lighting
Adding an inset with recessed lighting is a great option.
Oversized Backlit Mirror
Illuminating a large mirror from behind gives off an inviting glow.
Backlit Mirror
Backlit mirrors allow you to see yourself best.
Double Illuminated Mirrors
Illuminating individual mirrors is a good solution for double vanities.
Three-Piece Large Mirror
To create the look of a large mirror, align several smaller mirrors.
Simple Large Mirror
Create clean lines by placing your mirror flush with the ceiling and vanity.
Full-Wall Mirror
A full-wall mirror has a dramatic effect.
Oversized Framed Mirror
A long mirror can span over two sinks to combine the space.
Modern Mirror
A simple mirror complements a marble wall.
Large Gold-Framed Mirror
A large framed mirror is impressive and elegant.
There are an endless number of ways to design a bathroom, from creating a layout to choosing colors and fixtures. When it comes to decor, mirrors are a necessity in the bathroom — but that doesn’t mean they have to be basic or lack style.
Whether you’re looking to redecorate your entire bathroom or just want to update your style with an eye-catching piece, we have plenty of bathroom mirror ideas to get you inspired.
Here are our favorite bathroom mirror ideas and themes:
1. Double It
Create a look that’s twice as stunning by duplicating the style two (or even three) times. This is most commonly done over double sinks, but multiple mirrors could be used over a long single-sink vanity as an alternative to one large mirror.
2. Be Unique
One of our favorite bathroom mirror ideas is choosing an unconventional shape is an easy and effective way to make a statement in any size or style bathroom. Many vintage styles offer interesting shapes and intricate designs. It’s the perfect way to add a statement piece to your bathroom without adding unnecessary accessories that clutter the room.
3. Mix and Match
Gather different sizes and/or styles of mirrors and hang them in a gallery-wall-style arrangement. Be sure to vary the mirrors so that they complement instead of compete against one another. Keep them all on one wall, or you’ll risk a funhouse effect.
4. Hang It
Technically, most mirrors are hung on the wall. However, suspending the mirror from a visible rope or wire is a great way to add an element of interest. You can choose from a variety of materials to hang the mirror, such as thick rope to create a nautical theme or wire for a more modern, industrial vibe — just be sure it’s secure.
5. Illuminate It
A simple mirror can get a glamorous update with the addition of backlighting. You can purchase mirrors with built-in lights, or add them yourself to the mirror of your choosing. Illuminated mirrors are ideal for applying makeup and seeing your face in a detailed (but flattering) way. They’re great for bathrooms with low natural light. Just be sure that your lighting is soft, not harsh or fluorescent.
6. Go Big
Not only do large mirrors look impressive, they also help you bring in light. Depending on your space and style, you can try adding a frame around the mirror to give it a more polished appearance. Leaving it unframed works for more minimalistic spaces.
We hope you find these bathroom mirror ideas helpful. Did we miss any? We’d love to hear from you in the comments!
