Custom Mirrors in Greater Seattle

Mirrors are simple in concept and exacting in execution. We template the wall, spec the edge treatment (polished or beveled), and install. Wherever possible the mirror wall-mounts on hidden hardware. The visible result is one continuous reflective surface; the hardware that holds it up disappears behind it.

Vanity mirrors

For vanity installations, we typically run a single rectangular polished-edge mirror sized to the vanity below it, with a small reveal between the mirror and any adjacent wall sconces. The polished-edge profile looks contemporary and minimal; the bevel option is slightly more traditional and a stronger choice for transitional or classical bathrooms.

Full-wall and gym mirrors

Full-wall mirrors are common in dressing rooms, home gyms, and dance or yoga studios. For these we run joined panels with thin reveals between them. A 12-foot wall is typically split into two or three panels because shipping and handling a single 12-foot panel introduces both cost and risk. The reveals between panels can be very narrow (almost invisible at typical viewing distances) or deliberately wider as a design element.

Custom shapes and CNC-cut mirrors

Custom shapes include round, arch-top, oval, and fully template-cut geometry for architectural features. We work from your template, sketch, or digital file. Custom shapes are templated, cut on a CNC, polished, and shipped as a single piece. Lead time runs 2 to 3 weeks beyond standard rectangular work.

We don’t frame mirrors. If you want a frame, we install the mirror and leave the surround to a millworker, a finisher, or you. This is a deliberate choice. A properly-installed unframed mirror reads cleaner than a framed one, and frame work has different tolerances than glass work.