Light Inside Vanity Mirror

10 months ago

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I dont have a picture of my mirror because it is not installed yet. But I have three examples here. I am wanting to install a beveled mirror all across my vanity and up to the 9 ft ceiling. I want to put a single 3 to 5 bath bar type light in the mirror. Does anyone know what type of light looks best installed inside the mirror? My hardware will be brushed nickel. Should I use that or use chrome to look like the mirror? Would this design go well with shaker cabinets? I love the mirror with the lights in the ceiling but I don’t want to put lights in the ceiling. I also cannot seem to find anyone to make this mirror for me.

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