help with mirrors for an L-shaped vanity

9 years ago

We decided not to do the standard builder grade mirrors in our master bathroom, but now I am not sure what to do with our L-shaped vanity.

Should both mirrors be the same size, even though the vanity sizes are different? I want framed mirrors. Or should the long L side have a longer mirror? I initially did a four light over the long L vanity, and a three light over the short L vanity, but I am wondering if I should make them the same too.

Any suggestions are much appreciated! Thanks!

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BeverlyFLADeziner

9 years ago

I like the idea of larger mirrors, but framed and running the full length of both vanities. See second picture.

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Fori
9 years ago
I think I would do longer--but otherwise same--on the long side. Will there be room for a framed mirror on the short side with the switch plates there? If you center the mirror over the sink, there will be a big naked spot in the corner. Do you have a plan for that?
Skyangel23
Original Author
9 years ago
no, I don't know what to do with the corner either... grr! I seriously need help. :-( I think there is room for a framed mirror as long as it isn't too wide--30" maybe.
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tibbrix
9 years ago
I'd do oval mirrors and put a corner storage cab in there.

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stormybuzz
8 years ago
Corner mirror
Olychick
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
this is over a year old. I suspect the decision's been made.