Gold Bathroom Mirrors
There's a reason gold bathroom mirrors have become one of the most popular choices in bathroom design. It adds warmth, catches light beautifully, and works with almost any colour scheme. Browse the full range below, from just £76.99.
What finish are the gold bathroom mirrors in this range?
The mirrors in this collection are finished in brushed brass, which is the most popular interpretation of a gold bathroom mirror. Rather than a high-gloss polished gold, brushed brass has a softer, more satin quality that's far more practical to live with day to day. It doesn't show watermarks or fingerprints the way a shiny finish would, and it develops a subtle richness over time that only improves with age.
What colour schemes work best with a gold wall mirror?
Brushed brass is one of the most versatile finishes available, which is a big part of why it's become so popular. It works beautifully alongside warm neutrals like stone, cream, and sand, but it's equally at home against deep green, navy blue, or charcoal. Even in an all-white bathroom, a gold wall mirror adds just enough warmth to stop the space from feeling cold. If you want to carry the finish through the room, our brushed brass taps and brushed brass showers will tie everything together.
Do gold bathroom mirrors come with LED lighting?
Most of the mirrors in this range do. The illuminated designs include built-in LED lighting, complete with demister pads and touch sensors as standard. That means you get a well-lit mirror that stays clear after a shower, without any effort. If you'd prefer something simpler, there are non-illuminated framed options in the same brushed brass finish that work just as well as a gold wall mirror, without the electrical element.
What shapes are available?
The range covers round, rectangular, oval, arched, and capsule designs, giving you plenty of choice depending on your bathroom layout and personal taste. Round gold mirrors are particularly popular at the moment, working especially well above a countertop basin or in a smaller en suite, while rectangular mirrors suit larger bathrooms, working well above a vanity unit.
Browse by shape across our round, rectangular, oval, and arched pages.
How do I style a gold bathroom mirror with the rest of my bathroom?
The key is consistency. If you're choosing a gold bathroom mirror, try to carry the finish through at least one or two other elements in the room, whether that's your taps, shower fittings, or towel rail. You don't need to match everything, but having the finish appear in two or three places gives the bathroom a deliberate, pulled-together feel.
Our brushed brass bathroom furniture range is worth exploring if you want to go further with the look.
Are gold bathroom mirrors easy to keep clean?
Brushed brass is one of the lower-maintenance finishes available. The satin texture doesn't show watermarks or fingerprints the way polished chrome can, and a simple wipe with a soft, damp cloth is usually all it needs. Avoid abrasive cleaners or anything acidic, as these can damage the finish over time. For the glass itself, a standard glass cleaner does the job perfectly well.