Brush Nickel Bathroom Mirror
Sick of scrubbing your bathroom mirror? Worried that the constant moisture in your bathroom will ruin a nice, wooden frame? Well, a brushed nickel mirror could be just what you need. These stainless mirrors are framed with stainless nickel, making them easy to clean and even easier on the eyes. They have a sturdy, industrial look that matches nearly any decor you pair them with.
Our Recommended Mirrors
Brushed nickel came into popularity during the early-to-mid 1900’s. At that time, designers were really excited about having access to mass-produced metals for the first time. So, we tend to see a ton of vintage mirrors framed in brushed nickel. Unfortunately, authentic vintage mirrors can run pretty expensive. We’ve seen mirrors that cost several thousand dollars. But, luckily there are a ton of great reproductions out there. Here are a few of our favorites.
Ballard Designs Amelie Rectangular Pivot Mirror
Looking for something a bit more…flexible? Check out this rectangular pivot mirror from Ballard Designs. It comes on a rotating device that looks kind of like a towel bar, which essentially allows you to turn the mirror upwards or downwards. This enables you to do your make up AND check out your outfit with the same mid-sized mirror!
Crate & Barrel Colby Nickel Wall Mirror
Another classic, this Crate & Barrel exclusive is a traditional mirror with some extra flair. Instead of a simple rectangular frame, this polished nickel frame is made from four separate brushed nickel bars. This mirror encapsulates everything we love about brushed nickel. It has an elegant, vintage vibe while remaining industrial and contemporary.
Shades of Light Galvanized Square Mirror
Typically, brushed nickel mirrors have a slight glossy sheen to them. But, this galvanized mirror from Shades of Light has more of a rustic, vintage feel. Framed with an industrial piece of metal, this mirror has a recessed frame that gives it a little extra depth. We think it looks fantastic! P.S, don’t let the rustic frame throw you off…the frame on this mirror is just as easy to clean as any other brushed nickel frame.
Crate & Barrel Colby Nickel Wall Mirror
Another classic, this Crate & Barrel exclusive is a traditional mirror with some extra flair. Instead of a simple rectangular frame, this polished nickel frame is made from four separate brushed nickel bars. This mirror encapsulates everything we love about brushed nickel. It has an elegant, vintage vibe while remaining industrial and contemporary.
west elm Brushed Nickel Hexagon Mirror
If you’re in the market for a slightly funky mirror, this hexagonal model from west elm could be perfect for you. Unlike most mirrors, this one has six sides so it’s sure to stand out in any environment. Sometimes, it’s nice to have a wall mirror that breaks the mold. west elm’s mirror would look just as good in a bathroom as it would in the bedroom or the living room.
Pottery Barn Vintage Satin Nickel Mirror
This vintage mirror from Pottery Barn is almost as straightforward as nickel mirrors come. It’s a single, 19″x23″ panel with rounded corners and a brushed frame.
It’s great because it’s easy to move and can hang either vertically or horizontally, depending on your taste.
This one would look just as good on a plain, painted wall as it would on a tiled bathroom wall.
Are there special mirrors for bathrooms?
Bathroom mirrors are specifically designed to live in the lavatory. These mirrors are moisture resistant, so they don’t bend or warp over time. Sometimes, their crevices are typically sealed with silicon to prevent mold from growing over inside of them.
In other words, you can’t just buy any mirror and put it in the bathroom. If you do, you’ll find that it deteriorates far quicker than a bathroom-specific mirror.
Are there mirrors only for bathrooms?
There are so many different mirrors for the bathrooms that it can be impossible. What to look for is the key. Try to get what is closest to your bathroom décor. Also you may want to look into fog free mirrors as well. They come with hooks on them as well for towels and rags.
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