Our component based program enables you to customize a bathroom mirror to your personal style and décor. There are several sizes and shapes available to fit your space. Pick your glass type, pick your frame style, then pick your mounting preference. With over 200 unique combinations you will be sure to find something that you love! Be sure to follow the color coding system identified on our packaging to ensure you are walking away with the correct pieces you need. For example, if you decide that the framed 29in. x 41in. size will fit perfectly, you will match everything that is compatible within the M3/Teal size family.

You can hang these mirrors anywhere throughout your home, but most importantly they are perfectly fine to hang in your bathroom. Each frame is moisture resistant and made from 80% recycled materials. Our glass even has a UV protective coating on the edges to prevent mold. Most decorative mirrors are not intended for high moisture environments so we have you covered whether you go framed or unframed!

Our easy-to-snap assembly can add or change your frame in a snap! Simply lay your glass in your frame then snap each of the clips into place to secure the frame. To add the mounting hardware, you easily twist the flush or float posts onto the pre-attached mounting pendants on the back of the glass. The only tools you will need is a screwdriver to mount the cleat onto the wall (we even included a level for you). Hand-tighten the screws (and anchors as needed) and then place your mirror on top of the cleat so the posts rest on top. You can slide the mirror side to side to center as needed with our innovative Easy-Cleat™ mounting system and adjust as needed with the flexible design.

Both types of glass feature our innovative SafeBreak™ safety film that offers a full coverage backing on each mirror. In case your mirror breaks, everything will stay securely in place. The TRUClarity™ Deluxe glass also offers a 1” beveled edge and a Clearer.Whiter.Brighter reflection:

Yes! Our frameless and framed mirrors are designed to be hung in either direction. Just make sure to measure before you decide which orientation you want, as the height of the cleat will differ depending on if you want the mirror to be horizontal or vertical (reference step 4 in our instructions):

It is important to know how much space you have to work with. For a bathroom, measure the distance between your countertop (if backsplash, measure from the top of this) to any light fixtures that may exist to determine the workable height. Also, measure the width you have which may vary depending on how many mirrors you want in a single space and how you will want them centered.