Coastal Bathroom Mirror Ideas

Sharing coastal inspired bathroom mirror ideas that work for a variety of decorating styles and budgets! View several choices in real spaces and get tips for selecting the best bathroom mirror for your home.

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Selecting Bathroom Mirrors

In the new build, our builder offers a built-in framed out mirror standard in the contract. It’s a nice clean look, and an upgrade from the typical builder-basic mirrors that usually get glued to the walls. However, I feel like our bathrooms in the new house don’t have much opportunity for a ton of personality, so I have asked for all the built-in mirrors other than one to be left out. I plan to select a mirror for each space based upon how I want to “decorate” it. Bathroom mirrors are a great way to inject a little personality and design flair into a space.

In our powder bathroom, I’ve shared that we’ll have to go with a tiny vanity so I’ll want to select a mirror that works well with the vanity we choose. In our upstairs bathrooms, I’ve chosen a light blue and a navy blue cabinet from the cabinet company, and I’m excited for the color those will add. I want each bedroom and bathroom to have a personality, so I’m also searching for some cute wallpapers simultaneously while I look for fun mirrors.

The bathroom in what will be my office (originally designed to be the primary suite) is the only place I’m leaving the built-in mirror. In my Photoshop mock-up I shared a few weeks ago to show the woven light fixtures we’re using (which are gorgeous by the way) you can see the build out. This is from a home that was recently completed and has many of the same features as ours. If you look closely, there isn’t much space with the window and walls to fit a standard mirror. And if you look extra closely, you can see an outlet on the right side that also needs to be factored in. So, in this space, we’re going to have it built just like they did below,

With that, I’ve been searching for several mirrors over the past weeks to use in the other bathrooms.

If you’re on a similar hunt for a bathroom mirror, keep in mind that choosing the right bathroom mirror can have a big impact on the overall look and functionality of your bathroom. When selecting a bathroom mirror, there are a few things to consider.

First, you will want to decide on the size and shape of the mirror. It should be large enough to provide adequate reflection but not too large that it overwhelms the space. Next, consider the style and design of the mirror. Do you want a modern, minimalist look or something more ornate? The frame and finish should complement the style of your bathroom. Finally, think about the lighting in the bathroom and how the mirror will reflect it. A well-lit mirror can make a small bathroom feel brighter and more spacious.

Overall, selecting a bathroom mirror is a personal choice, but taking these factors into consideration will help you find the perfect mirror for your space.

Since the louvered wood vanity in our smaller guest bathroom was the star of the space, I used this simple mirror with brass corners. It’s still one of my favorite mirrors to date!

SOURCES: Mirror | Louvered Wood Vanity (also here and here in other sizes) | Sink Faucet (chrome) | Shower Fixtures (chrome) | Toilet | Patterned Floor Tile | Floor Grout: Silverado | Towel Ring, Toilet Paper Holder & Hooks (chrome) | Sconce Light Fixtures (chrome) | Similar Faux Maidenhair Fern Stems | Paint Dipped Vase

In our Omaha Jack & Jill bathroom, we did a more traditional style pivot mirror. These are another favorite, and I love that they could be rotated if needed. Works great in a guest bathroom like this if you have different heights of people using the space. I also love the dimension they add since the pop from the wall a bit!

SOURCES:  Cane Vanity | Pinwheel Carrara Marble Floor Tile | Sconce Lights | Pivot Mirrors | Faucets | Towel Bar | Towels | Paint Dipped Vase | Similar Faux Maidenhair Fern Stems | Photo taken by Mandy McGregor

In our current entryway in Florida, we are using this gorgeous coral style mirror. It is heavy and such great quality! I’m still trying to decide if I’ll use it in a bathroom or keep it styled above a console table like I have it here. Leaning towards the latter, because I don’t love the idea of hair spray and other hair products or bathroom moisture possibly ruining it.

SOURCES: Console Table | Coral Mirror | Scalloped Rattan Lamp | Faux Tulips | Paint Dipped Vase | Striped Ottoman Cube | Recycled Glass Beads | “Coastal Blues” | “Surf Tribe” | “Great Escapes Italy”

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