Can you cut around outlets and sconces?

Yes. Notches and holes are part of the template, and we take those positions at measure rather than from your drawing.

Do I need an electrician for a backlit mirror?

If there is no junction box behind the mirror location, yes, and it has to be there before install day. We connect to existing power, we do not run new circuits.

Which edge should I pick?

Flat polished for modern rooms, pencil when the mirror is in a high traffic spot, bevel when the room already has traditional detail. Bevel costs the most and is the most visible choice of the three.

How large can one mirror be?

Large, but there is a practical limit set by the doorway and stairwell it has to travel through. Very large walls are often better as two pieces with a deliberate reveal than one piece that cannot get up the stairs.

Custom mirrors

Custom Mirrors, Cut to Your Wall

Rectangular, arched, or round, in 1/4 in or 3/8 in glass, with edges polished the way you want them. Optional backlighting and anti fog, priced in the open.

What you are buying

Why a cut to size mirror looks different

A stock mirror is sized to a box, so it lands on your wall with awkward margins next to the sconces and the outlet. A cut mirror is sized to the wall and to the fixtures on it, which is most of the visual difference people notice and cannot name.

The other half is the edge. A flat polished edge is quiet and modern. A pencil edge is a soft rounded profile that hides small chips better. A bevel catches light at the perimeter and reads more traditional, and it costs the most because the machine time is longer.

Mounting, and why it matters more than you think

Clips are the least expensive and they show at the perimeter. Standoffs hold the mirror off the wall on visible posts, which looks deliberate and gives you a shadow line. A french cleat hides everything and sits the mirror close to the wall, and it is our default for large pieces. Adhesive only is the cheapest and the hardest to ever remove without damaging the wall.

Anything past roughly 30 lb wants a cleat or standoffs into blocking. We do not adhesive mount heavy glass over a vanity.

Backlighting and anti fog

Backlighting is an LED perimeter behind the glass that lights the wall, not your face. It needs a power source at the mirror location. If there is no junction box behind the mirror, an electrician has to add one before we install, and that is not included in our price.

Anti fog is a heated pad bonded to the back that keeps a patch of the mirror clear. It also needs power. It works, it is not magic, and it clears the pad area rather than the whole mirror.

Published pricing

What this costs, installed

Installed ranges including measure, mounting hardware, and setting. Lit mirrors assume power already exists at the location.

Configurator

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Shape

$575 - $750

Installed range, confirmed at measure

Step 1 of 5 - Shape

20%

Specifications

The details on the page

Glass: 1/4 in or 3/8 in mirror, low copper silvering
Shapes: Rectangle, arched, circle, custom template
Edges: Flat polished, pencil, or beveled
Mounting: Clips, standoffs, french cleat, or adhesive
Options: LED backlight, anti fog pad, dimmer
Power: Existing junction box required for lit mirrors
Lead time: About 7 to 12 business days

Scope

What is included, and what is not

The second list is the one that causes arguments in this trade, so it is on the page rather than in the fine print.

Included in the price

Template or measure of the wall and fixture positions
Cut and polished mirror glass
Mounting hardware for the method you choose
Installation and level setting
Connection of a lit mirror to an existing junction box

Not included

New electrical work, junction boxes, and switch changes
Wall repair behind a removed mirror
Removal of a previously adhesive mounted mirror without wall damage
Framing and decorative surrounds

Questions

Answered plainly

: Yes. Notches and holes are part of the template, and we take those positions at measure rather than from your drawing.
: If there is no junction box behind the mirror location, yes, and it has to be there before install day. We connect to existing power, we do not run new circuits.
: Flat polished for modern rooms, pencil when the mirror is in a high traffic spot, bevel when the room already has traditional detail. Bevel costs the most and is the most visible choice of the three.
: Large, but there is a practical limit set by the doorway and stairwell it has to travel through. Very large walls are often better as two pieces with a deliberate reveal than one piece that cannot get up the stairs.

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Every product, every range, with the configuration behind each number.

Open pricing

How the work actually runs

Measure, fabrication, install, and what we need from you at each step.

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