Looking for help: a rectangualr, rounded edge, slim oak bevel mirror
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I am having the idea to match my current bathroom vanity with a new set of mirrors.
I like the look of rectangular with rounded edges and slim natural oak trim.
I found one on Rejuvenation (24" x 36")
However, I find it a bit pricey for an import
I found one thehomemirros (never heard of the company) - but this one is discontinued
I found some more in Europe or Asia.
Just wondering whether anybody has an idea elsewhere to look.
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thanks all.
I am attaching a pic of the vanity area. I want to remove the middle cabinet and replace mirrors
last monthWith your black counter, you could go with black mirrors. These are from Target and very reasonably priced.
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I ended up getting the Sherman mirror form wayfair in natural. However, it ended up being darker than pictured
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PRO26 days agolast modified: 26 days agoSorry but I don't see how adding two mirrors with radius corners is the right solution.
I think what you currently have is a better fit for the overall appearance of the room.If you select a 24 x 36 mirror will that be too large?
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Consider one mirror to span the space, it's a calm aesthetic with all that's going on in that area so looking to balance with the countertop.
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