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A bathroom mirror is measured against the basin, not general eye level, leave roughly 10–15cm of clearance above the tap. But height is only half the job: this guide also covers frontlit versus backlit for grooming, the colour temperature and CRI that actually shows your true skin tone, and whether a demister is worth having.
There's one rule behind almost every mirror sizing question: size it at roughly two-thirds the width of whatever it sits above, a console, a vanity, a mantel. This guide applies that rule room by room (entrance halls, living rooms, bathrooms, full-length mirrors) and shape by shape (round, arch, pill, organic, backlit), plus the wall height every mirror should hang at regardless of size.
A mirror facing a blank wall does almost nothing. The same mirror facing a window or a lamp can double the usable light in a room. This guide covers how to place a mirror so it's actually working with your lighting, how backlit LED mirrors change the rules entirely by bringing their own light source, and which shape and size suits which room, from entrance halls to bathroom vanities.
