Frameless Mirrors
There’s a reason hotel bathrooms always feel that little bit more special. Frameless mirrors with LED lighting create a warmth that a standard mirror simply cannot, with the built-in defogging technology to suit. Browse our round, rectangular, oval, octagonal, and hexagonal frameless mirrors below.
What makes frameless mirrors so popular right now?
Simplicity, mostly. There’s nothing to distract from the rest of your bathroom, no frame colour to match, and no edges to scrub. The glass sits flush to the wall, reflects light beautifully, and makes even a modest-sized bathroom feel more open and expensive, as the kind of upgrade that looks like it cost more than it did.
Backlit or front-lit: which is right for you?
Think about how you actually use your bathroom. A backlit mirror gives you that soft halo glow around the edge of the glass, which looks stunning in the evening and adds real warmth to the room. A front-lit mirror puts the light where you need it most, directly onto your face, which makes it the far more practical choice for busy mornings. Many people opt for front-lit in the main bathroom and backlit in an en suite or cloakroom where atmosphere matters more than function.
Do these mirrors come with a demister pad?
The vast majority are equipped with an in-built defogging technology, which you’ll never want to go back from. No more waiting for the glass to clear after a shower, no more wiping it down with a towel. Check the individual product listing to confirm, as a handful of non-illuminated designs don’t include it.
Frameless or framed: how do you choose?
Frameless mirrors belong in bathrooms where the design does the talking and the mirror simply plays its part. Clean, quiet, and endlessly versatile. If you want the mirror itself to be a focal point, our framed mirrors give you more character to work with. And if storage is part of the brief, our mirror cabinets are well worth a look.
Do I need an electrician to fit one?
Hanging the mirror is well within DIY territory. Every mirror arrives with fixings and full instructions, so getting it on the wall is the straightforward part. Connecting the LED to a mains supply is where most people bring in a qualified electrician, and for a job this quick, it’s absolutely worth it.