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Bathroom Mirrors, Rugs & Accessories
Bathrooms are small, hard-surfaced and humid, which narrows the palette usefully. What is left — the mirror, the light beside it, the textile underfoot — carries the whole room.
This edit covers round and wall mirrors sized to the basin, sconces that light a face rather than a ceiling, and objects in materials that tolerate steam: stone, ceramic, glass, sealed brass.
Centre the mirror on the basin at 60 inches to its middle, set sconces at 66 inches and 36 to 40 inches apart, and keep everything else off the counter.
Round Mirrors for the Bathroom
Round Mirrors do a specific job in a bathroom: they set the scale of the zone around them and decide how the eye travels through the space. We keep this part of the edit deliberately short — a handful of silhouettes in materials that will still look correct in ten years. Choose the piece that matches the proportion of the wall or seating it serves first, then check the finish against what is already in the room. Warm brass and oak want company; blackened metal and stone prefer to stand alone.
Wall Mirrors for the Bathroom
Wall Mirrors do a specific job in a bathroom: they set the scale of the zone around them and decide how the eye travels through the space. We keep this part of the edit deliberately short — a handful of silhouettes in materials that will still look correct in ten years. Choose the piece that matches the proportion of the wall or seating it serves first, then check the finish against what is already in the room. Warm brass and oak want company; blackened metal and stone prefer to stand alone.
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Wall Sconces for the Bathroom
Wall Sconces do a specific job in a bathroom: they set the scale of the zone around them and decide how the eye travels through the space. We keep this part of the edit deliberately short — a handful of silhouettes in materials that will still look correct in ten years. Choose the piece that matches the proportion of the wall or seating it serves first, then check the finish against what is already in the room. Warm brass and oak want company; blackened metal and stone prefer to stand alone.
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Vases for the Bathroom
Vases do a specific job in a bathroom: they set the scale of the zone around them and decide how the eye travels through the space. We keep this part of the edit deliberately short — a handful of silhouettes in materials that will still look correct in ten years. Choose the piece that matches the proportion of the wall or seating it serves first, then check the finish against what is already in the room. Warm brass and oak want company; blackened metal and stone prefer to stand alone.
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Trays for the Bathroom
Trays do a specific job in a bathroom: they set the scale of the zone around them and decide how the eye travels through the space. We keep this part of the edit deliberately short — a handful of silhouettes in materials that will still look correct in ten years. Choose the piece that matches the proportion of the wall or seating it serves first, then check the finish against what is already in the room. Warm brass and oak want company; blackened metal and stone prefer to stand alone.
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Bathroom Questions
- What size mirror should go above a bathroom basin?
- Two to four inches narrower than the vanity, centred on the basin with its middle at about 60 inches from the floor.
- Where should bathroom sconces be mounted?
- At 66 inches from the floor, flanking the mirror 36 to 40 inches apart, so light falls on the face from both sides.
- Do brass fittings tarnish in a bathroom?
- Unlacquered brass will patina in humidity, which many people prefer. Choose lacquered brass if you want the original tone held.
- Is a round or rectangular mirror better?
- Round mirrors soften tiled, rectilinear bathrooms; rectangular mirrors suit wide double vanities where coverage matters more.
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