10 Spectacular Ideas for Backlit Bathroom Mirrors
Find out how backlit mirrors can elevate the overall style quotient of your bathroom
One of the easiest ways to bring an element of glamour and sophistication into the decor of the bathroom is by incorporating backlighting behind a raised mirror frame. The best part about backlighting is that it ensures even distribution of light around the mirror, unlike wall-mounted lights on the sides or on top of the mirror. Take a look at the ways you can install backlit mirrors and see these designs that are guaranteed to inspire.
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The curvaceous mirror accentuates the mosaic wall and creates a soothing ambience in this bathroom by A.V. Builders Inc.
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2. Add coloured backlighting
Redbuild Construction and Restoration has installed twin sinks and separated the twin mirrors with translucent backlit panels on either side. Just see how the backlighting releases a purple glow and highlights the backsplash between the mirror and the sink.
Redbuild Construction and Restoration has installed twin sinks and separated the twin mirrors with translucent backlit panels on either side. Just see how the backlighting releases a purple glow and highlights the backsplash between the mirror and the sink.
In this children’s bathroom, the frameless mirror’s red glow infuses a playful vibe.
3. Combine backlit mirrors and onyx
Honey onyx frames a large mirror in this bathroom by Ogle, luxury kitchens, Bathroom and Stonework. The strategic use of honey onyx for the vanity as well as the floor and wall borders completes the overall look of the bathroom.
Honey onyx frames a large mirror in this bathroom by Ogle, luxury kitchens, Bathroom and Stonework. The strategic use of honey onyx for the vanity as well as the floor and wall borders completes the overall look of the bathroom.
The warm lighting from the backlit onyx countertop and white light from the backlit mirror adds a whole new dimension to the bathroom decor.
4. Set up multiple backlit mirrors
This bathroom by deSigneR Architects and Interior Designers features three identical backlit mirrors to impart sophistication to the space.
This bathroom by deSigneR Architects and Interior Designers features three identical backlit mirrors to impart sophistication to the space.
The backlit rectangular mirrors with brass frames combine with the Italian marble countertop and textured wall tiles to infuse a luxe vibe into the bathroom.
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5. Set a mirror within a niche
A backlit circular mirror within a circular bathroom niche has an appealing art-installation feel to it, especially when combined with the slim pedestal sink in this stylish wash area by Innenarchitektur-Rathke.
A backlit circular mirror within a circular bathroom niche has an appealing art-installation feel to it, especially when combined with the slim pedestal sink in this stylish wash area by Innenarchitektur-Rathke.
The oval mirror backlit with white light offers an elegant counterpoint to the white oval sink in a grey surround, making a small space special in this design by The BNK Group.
6. Add a highlighted backwall
The effect of the backlit mirror has been amped up by recessed lighting round the back wall. It highlights the fine stone of the wall and adds depth to this luxe bathroom designed by KNS Architects.
The effect of the backlit mirror has been amped up by recessed lighting round the back wall. It highlights the fine stone of the wall and adds depth to this luxe bathroom designed by KNS Architects.
A long backlit mirror not only touches the ceiling and accentuates the height of the bathroom by timothyj kitchen & bath, inc., it also highlights the 3D tiles.
7. Match the width of the vanity and mirror
A big mirror spreads along the entire length of the vanity and is proportionate to the size of the bathroom.
A big mirror spreads along the entire length of the vanity and is proportionate to the size of the bathroom.
8. Create an artistic flourish
The backlit floral mirror frame looks artistic and adds a soft glow to the mosaic wall. The wooden pedestal, wall battens and floating shelves, and the cane basket all come together to complement the glowing mirror in a warm and pretty space.
The backlit floral mirror frame looks artistic and adds a soft glow to the mosaic wall. The wooden pedestal, wall battens and floating shelves, and the cane basket all come together to complement the glowing mirror in a warm and pretty space.
The lower wall-to-wall wooden shelf, the floating countertop and the backlit mirror backed by textured tiles create a layered look in this bathroom by Tate Studio Architects.
9. Use a backlit mirror frame
Cambridge Construction LLC has used a backlit mirror frame so the light does not cast shadows and is perfect for shaving and applying makeup.
Cambridge Construction LLC has used a backlit mirror frame so the light does not cast shadows and is perfect for shaving and applying makeup.
10. Go for a floating mirror-sink unit
De Panache has combined a rectangular backlit mirror, floating vanity and sleek pendant lights to impart a crisp and clean look to this minimalist bathroom.
De Panache has combined a rectangular backlit mirror, floating vanity and sleek pendant lights to impart a crisp and clean look to this minimalist bathroom.
The floating vanity and backlit mirror release white light and are a perfect foil for the gorgeous blue onyx back wall.
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Which backlit mirror did you like and would you want for your bathroom? Share in Comments below.
Read more:
Chic & Fresh Mirror Design Ideas for Bathrooms
20 Gorgeous Mirror-Sink Units to Lust After
Tell us:
Which backlit mirror did you like and would you want for your bathroom? Share in Comments below.
In this bathroom by Ekta Khanna Design Studio the backlit mirror has an unusual shape which breaks away from the conventional circular or rectangular shaped mirrors.
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