Mirrors in Greater Seattle

Mirrors are simple in concept and exacting in execution. We cut, polish (or bevel), and install — wall-mounted with hidden hardware where possible. The visible result is one continuous reflective surface; the hardware that holds it up disappears behind it.

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 reads contemporary and minimal; the bevel option reads slightly more traditional and is a stronger choice for transitional or classical bathrooms.

For full-wall mirrors — common in dressing rooms, home gyms, and dance or yoga studios — 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 to read as a design element.

For custom shapes — round, arch-top, oval, or fully template-cut for an architectural feature — 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 2–3 weeks beyond standard rectangular work.

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