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The right mirror is just what you need to give your bathroom the perfect finishing touch - and whether you want something subtle and streamlined or an eye-catching element that lifts your entire design, Living Elements has the look you're lusting for, in a mirror that can handle the wet.
While good looks are important, it's essential to use a mirror that's designed to withstand the steamy, splashy climate of a bathroom. Living Elements mirrors are created with a quality moisture-resistant timber backing - plus they will sit stylishly anywhere in the home and their robust construction means that when the styling muse strikes, they can sashay between wet and dry spaces without any drama.
A mirror can be the design hero of a space or it can be more discreet - the supporting actor who carries the production. Often the latter is what's needed in the bathroom: a large, functional flat edge mirror that could serve to reflect other, more impactful design features. Living Elements flat edge mirrors are the ideal choice here, their quiet good looks allowing other elements to shine. Beyond the bathroom, the 1200mm x 450mm mirror is the perfect size to hang on the back of the bedroom or wardrobe door, or wherever you need to check the full impact of an outfit from head to toe.
Flat edge mirrors might be the traditional choice and a highly practical one, but framed statement mirrors are having a major style moment. A Living Elements black-framed mirror with on-trend curves contrasts beautifully with the sharper angles of a vanity or tiles. Alternatively, opt for a rectangular mirror with rounded corners, for an eye-catching riff on the curved trend.
Check out our range of Living Elements bathroom mirrors, storage and accessories.
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