Brass Bathroom Mirrors

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What bathroom styles suit a brass mirror? It's the obvious choice in bathrooms that lean into natural materials, think limestone tiles, wooden vanity units, rattan accessories and warm plaster tones. In these spaces, brass mirrors feel like a natural extension of the palette rather than an addition. It also works well in more contemporary bathrooms, particularly where the design mixes warm and cool elements, because the softness of brushed brass prevents it from feeling heavy or old-fashioned. Paired with dark grout, matte surfaces or sage green tiles, a brass mirror reads as deliberate and considered. What are brushed brass mirrors, and how do they differ from polished brass? Brushed brass has a matte, textured surface created by buffing the metal in one direction, which gives it a softer, more understated appearance. Polished brass is buffed to a high shine, which gives a more reflective, traditional look. All the brass mirrors in our range use a brushed finish, which is the more popular choice in contemporary bathroom design as it sits more naturally alongside modern materials and doesn't show fingerprints as readily as a polished surface. What types of brass mirrors are available? Our brass mirrors are available as illuminated or non-illuminated designs, both with their own benefits. Brass illuminated mirrors have built-in LED lighting and need to be connected to mains power by a qualified electrician. All of these are IP44 rated, dimmable, colour-adjustable and touch-controlled, with demister pads included on every model. Brass non-illuminated mirrors have no electrical components and mount directly to the wall with no wiring required. You can choose between slim and deep-set brass frames, a bevelled design and a tilting model. Browse our full range of illuminated mirrors or our range of non-illuminated classic mirrors for more choices. Is there a brushed brass bathroom mirror cabinet option? Yes! If you'd like the warmth of brass combined with storage, our ill