Mirrors are essential components to many rooms, but the bathroom mirror might be the most important. There are many factors to take into consideration when choosing or creating the perfect bathroom mirror such as size, style, and material. It’s also important to take into consideration the moist and damp conditions of the bathroom, and picking a mirror material that is well suited to that environment.
Sizing Your Mirror:
When it comes to choosing your mirror, consider not only aesthetic, but also proportion. It’s best to try and create a balanced look relative to the size of your vanity. A common approach is to make the mirror slightly smaller than the vanity or exactly as wide. If your bathroom lacks natural light, adding bevel edges is a great way to go about achieving the illusion of additional light.
With respect to height, a rule of thumb is to extend about a foot above and below the eye line of those using it. The taller you make the mirror, the better, as it will open up your space more and make everything look bigger.
It’ll be a challenge to find something exactly according to your specifications out in the market, so this is why opting for a custom-sized mirror is the best way to go. Mirrorize.ca is your destination for custom mirrors and it’s never been so easy.
You can start by:
- Visiting Mirrorize.ca
- Choose your favourite designer frame
- Choose your mirror type (Flat or Bevel)
- Enter your desired size, and you’re done!
In three easy steps you’ll have the perfect mirror fit.
Style & Material
If you have a wide vanity, with two sinks, you have the option of using two mirrors, or one large single mirror to serve both. Using tall and narrow mirrors can make the room look more vertical, really enhancing the height of the space. On the other hand, using one large mirror opens up the room more by reflecting on both sides of the walls. It all depends on what you’re comfortable with, but Mirrorize can help make whatever you have in mind.
And when it comes to material, whether you’re more modern, traditional, or transitional, Mirrorize has something for you. We have a large selection of designer frames in Styrene, MDF, and REAL wood. All our wood comes from Northern Quebec and Ontario. We are very proud to make all our mirrors locally in Toronto, and proud to be Canadian.
Don’t Forget About Moisture
MDF and Styrene frames are the best options for frames in a bathroom as they are moisture resistant and very easy to clean. Our unique technology allows us to create a stunning collection with beautiful foil finishes that we apply on them.
Choosing the right mirror for your home can be complex and time consuming. Mirrorize provides custom mirror solutions in three easy steps. With elaborate choices of materials like Wood, MDF or Styrene you can there are infinite sizes to choose from. Visit www.mirrorize.ca to design your own custom mirror.
