Bathroom Wood Mirrors — Solid Wood Vanity Mirrors

A wood-framed mirror does something a frameless one can't: it warms up all that tile and glass. Each of ours is carved from solid wood with folk-inspired motifs, in rectangular vanity sizes and round shapes that suit a sink, powder room, or double vanity. Made to order in Charlotte and shipped ready to hang.

What size bathroom mirror do you need?

Start with the vanity. A mirror reads best when it is a few inches narrower than the vanity top, so it sits inside the line of the cabinet rather than hanging past it. Over a 30-inch vanity that means a mirror around 24 inches wide; over a 36-inch vanity, about 28–32 inches.

Our rectangular vanity mirrors come in 24×32 and 28×32 inches, and the round bathroom mirrors are 32 inches across. For a double vanity, two matching mirrors centered over each sink usually look better than one long one. Need something in between? We make custom sizes to order.

How high to hang it

Leave 5–10 inches between the top of the faucet and the bottom of the frame, then check that the center of the glass lands close to eye level for whoever uses the sink most, around 60–65 inches from the floor. If you have a tall backsplash or wall sconces, let those set the line and center the mirror between them.

Solid wood in a bathroom

Solid wood is happy in a bathroom that is ventilated: run the fan during and after a shower so steam does not sit on the frame. Keep the mirror out of direct shower spray, and wipe the frame with a dry or barely damp soft cloth instead of glass cleaner. That is all the care it needs.

Every mirror ships ready to hang with mounting hardware included. Within the Carolinas we can bring it and hang it for you.

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