Bathroom Mirrors with Lights in Chennai
Mirrors made to your size, shape and light.
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- Made to measure
- Salon orders welcome
A bathroom mirror with lights has LEDs built into or behind the glass, lighting your face evenly without shadows. We make customised mirrors to your size and shape for bathrooms, dressing areas and salons, and you can talk through the options at our Periyamedu showroom.
Backlit or front-lit?
Backlit
A soft halo on the wall behind the mirror. Calm and decorative.
Front-lit
Light through a frosted band in the glass. Brighter on the face.
Which colour light is best for a mirror?
Neutral 4000K shows skin tones most honestly. Warm 3000K is softer for the evening. Some mirrors switch between both.
Mirrors for salons
Every station needs the same light, so clients see the same colour wherever they sit. We make matching sets to your counter size.
Questions people ask
Yes, when they're rated for damp areas and wired by an electrician.
We make them to your measurements.
A heating pad behind the glass that stops steam from fogging the mirror after a shower.
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Usually a little narrower than the vanity top, so there's some wall visible on each side.
From a power point behind the mirror, planned before tiling.
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Yes. Dressing areas suit front-lit mirrors for make-up and grooming.
It lights the face well, but the room still needs a ceiling light. One or two downlights are usually enough.
Many lit mirrors have a touch switch on the glass, so you don't need a wall switch nearby.
Switch it off, then wipe with a soft cloth and a mild glass cleaner. Don't spray liquid directly onto the edges.
Yes, in matching sets to your counter or room size.
Good to know before you buy
Plan the power point before tiling
A lit mirror needs a concealed power point behind it. Mark the mirror position on the wall and leave the point before the tiles go up.
Measure the wall, not just the basin
Check the distance to taps, cabinets and the ceiling, so the mirror fits without crowding. Bring the measurements and a photo of the wall.
Pick the shape for the room
Round and arched mirrors soften a bathroom full of straight lines. Rectangles suit wide vanities and double basins.
Consider a defogger
In a bathroom with a hot shower and little ventilation, a defogger keeps the mirror clear when you need it most.
Can a lit mirror replace the bathroom ceiling light?
No. It lights your face. Keep one or two ceiling downlights for the rest of the room.
Common mistakes to avoid
A mirror wider than the vanity looks top-heavy. Keep it slightly narrower than the counter.
Cool 6000K makes skin look grey. Neutral 4000K, or a mirror that switches colour, is kinder.
A cable running down the wall from a lit mirror spoils the look. Plan a concealed point before tiling.
The centre of the mirror should sit roughly at eye level for the people using it most.
Mirrors in a steamy bathroom need damp-rated electrics and good sealing at the edges.
A thin metal or wooden frame protects the edge of the glass and ties the mirror to the taps and fittings.
