If you're thinking it's time to start remodeling or at least upgrading your bathroom, there are a variety of large and small projects you can do to get the job done. Some projects require a lot of time and effort, but the process of replacing and installing a new bathroom vanity mirror really is a simple one. The biggest problem can be making the decision on which style you want.
Mirrors are a great feature as they add the illusion of space and can give small spaces more breathing room. In my own bathroom I turned the closet doors into mirrored doors and gave the room the feeling of being almost double in size. The bonus feature of having a full length view of my appearance is also helpful.
If you currently have a bathroom vanity mirror you don't have to limit yourself to getting something that matches your existing one. The purpose is to upgrade, change it out, do something different. You can get a mirror that wraps the vanity around all sides. It can run the full height of the wall from the sink countertop up to the ceiling. You can choose to frame it like a picture or have no framing at all.
To make the task easier you can buy precut mirrors from any major home improvement store, although if you've come up with a really unique idea you'll need to have one custom made for you. The cost can go up significantly with these custom features such as rounded or beveled edges or other specialty cuts and shapes.
Be sure to avoid installing your new mirror on a surface that is frequently wet. There is a coating on the back of mirrors that would be damaged by continuous moisture. You'll want to install it with standard mirror clips and avoid anything that will allow water to stand against any edge or surface.
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