Bathroom- Mirrors
Mirror covering the entire space including the toilet area.
Light behind the mirrors.
Mirror to the ceiling and the shower glass also to the ceiling. Modern looking, no frame.
Towel ring
Towel ring
Lit mirrors, towel bar idea
Choose a large slab mirror to make a small bathroom spacious and double it’s size.
Light directly overhead / in the ceiling centered above the sink.
Long skinny mirrors above bathtub.
Round Malachite mirror
Mirror is from Pottery Barn. - - Finishes in whites and grays brighten up the space and materials with a variety of textures help keep it from feeling sterile. Marble and marble-look tile create an elegant and luxurious atmosphere. The floor tile is large-format ceramic made to look like marble. A 3-by-5-foot basket-weave inlay of marble adds
Two large counter-to-ceiling mirrors make the room feel more expansive, while a trio of sconces adds an elegant touch. Polished finishes on the faucets and hardware also add shine to the room. “Because the sconces have a textured finish, we were able to mix them with the polished finishes,” Rosene says. “Not having a backsplash is something the clients considered carefully,” she says. “We moved the faucets to hang over the sinks more than we usually would to prevent splashing. And while this works well for adults, it’s not a good idea for a kids’ bathroom.” Because of the placement of the sconces, the couple had to lose a medicine cabinet. To make up for it, they maximized the number of drawers and used pullout drawers behind the cabinet doors. The center cabinet includes a hair appliance section with a built-in outlet. Browse vanities in the Houzz Shop
Mirror frame matched with cabinets
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