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Bathroom Mirrors
Browse our extensive selection of over 900 bathroom mirrors, including everything from shaving mirrors to large Bluetooth models. Bathroom mirrors not only serve practical purposes but can also make your space feel more spacious when placed strategically. Complete your bathroom redesign with free standard UK delivery on orders over £499
If you're looking for a new bathroom mirror, then consider the shape, size and functionality before making your choice. Browse our larger mirrors to create a striking focal point, or opt for a sleek fog-free mirror that stays clear even in a steamy bathroom.
Every bathroom mirror in our range is made to meet strict quality standards, ensuring durability. What's more, many of our bathroom wall mirrors come from renowned designer brands like as HIB, Roper Rhodes and Burlington Bathrooms.
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Expensive but really good
11th June 2026Great piece of kit if you're willing to spend the money
Luke H from Greater London- verified purchaser
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7th June 2026It a nightmare to get the door to shut with the shelving in side and i would recommend buying metal pegs as the plastic ones don't sit flush apart from that for £50 its good if you're on a budget.
Antonio from Uk
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7th June 2026Purchased this to replace old cabinet for refurbishing bathroom it’s excellent looks so much better than old one
Derek D from City of Edinburgh- verified purchaser
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6th June 2026This mirror is the perfect complement to our bathroom and adds exactly the touch of class we were looking for. It arrived safely on a pallet and was handled with great care. We were also pleasantly surprised to receive a free upgrade, as the mirror came fitted with an integrated light. I would have no hesitation recommending this mirror, it’s excellent quality and great value.
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FAQ's
Here are some common questions and helpful answers to guide you when choosing the perfect bathroom wall mirror. Whether you're deciding on the right size, the best features or how to position it, these tips will help you choose the mirror that best suits your space.
What makes bathroom mirrors different from regular mirrors?
Bathroom mirrors are different from regular mirrors because they are made to meet the needs of the bathroom. Unlike regular mirrors, bathroom wall mirrors often have extra features like anti-fog technology, built-in shaver sockets, clocks and even radios to make your routine easier. They are also designed to handle moisture, so they are more resistant to fogging and damage from humidity. Many bathroom mirrors come with built-in lighting, like LED or backlighting, to help you see better when grooming. Some also have added shelves to help save space in smaller bathrooms.
Is it better to have a big or small mirror in the bathroom?
Whether a big or small mirror is better for your bathroom depends on the size of the space and your specific needs. A large mirror can make a small bathroom feel more open by reflecting more light, creating the illusion of a bigger area. It also offers more space for reflection, which can be useful for grooming. However, in a smaller bathroom, an oversized mirror might overwhelm the space and make it feel cramped.
On the other hand, a small mirror takes up less space, leaving room for other decorative elements like lighting or shelves. If storage is an issue, a mirrored cabinet can be a great solution, offering both a mirror and extra storage without taking up floor space.
Should a bathroom mirror be the same width as your basin?
A bathroom mirror should usually be wider than your sink but not wider than the vanity unit. This creates a balanced look. If you plan to add lights beside the mirror, it’s best to choose a slightly narrower mirror.
When placing the mirror, leave about 125 to 250 mm between the sink and the bottom of the mirror. Make sure the mirror is centred on the wall, with 25 to 50 mm of space on each side of the vanity for a tidy appearance.