LED Mirrors

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What to Look For in LED Mirrors Choosing the right LED mirror comes down to how you'll use the light day to day, not just the finish on the frame. Backlit models throw a soft glow around the mirror's edge and suit a relaxing, ambient feel, while frontlit designs cast even light across the face for grooming and makeup application. Beyond lighting style, check the colour temperature, control type and IP rating so the mirror is genuinely fit for a wet area, not just a display piece. Backlit vs frontlit lighting: backlit mirrors create ambient wall glow, frontlit mirrors give brighter, shadow-free task light Adjustable colour temperature: warm, natural and daylight tones for grooming or a softer evening routine Touch sensor or dimmable controls: adjust brightness at the mirror rather than a separate wall switch Anti-fog demister pad: clears condensation after a hot shower so the reflection stays usable IP rating: look for at least IP44 for a bathroom or ensuite, and confirm zone compliance for anything near a shower Copper-free glass: resists moisture and corrosion over the mirror's working life Types of LED Bathroom Mirrors This LED bathroom mirror range covers a mix of shapes, frames and sizes so it's easier to match the mirror to an existing vanity or a full renovation plan. Frameless backlit designs suit a minimalist bathroom, while framed options in aluminium or timber add a defined edge for a more traditional look. Frameless designs: a seamless glow with no visible frame, suited to contemporary bathrooms Framed options: aluminium or timber frames for a more defined, textured edge Round, oval and pill-shaped mirrors: soften a space with sharp vanity or tile lines Rectangular mirrors: suit wider vanities and double basin layouts Sizes from 600mm to 1200mm: scale to a single basin or a full double vanity width Pairing a Mirror with Lights to Your Vanity A mirror with lights works best when it's sized and positioned to match the vanity underneath it, so the light fall