Mirrors for homes, businesses and shared spaces
Start with where the mirror will go and how it will be used. The available wall space, nearby lighting and surrounding trim all help define the size and finish.
Bathroom and vanity mirrors
Custom sizing can follow a single or double vanity, fit between fixtures, or cover a larger bathroom wall. The project archive includes mirrors with polished edges, bevels and dark frames.
Entryways, dressing areas and home studios
Ask about decorative entryway mirrors, full-length mirrors, mirrored closet doors and full-wall mirrors for a workout room. Describe the setting and any space or mounting constraints.
Commercial mirror installations
SDS’s service information includes fitness and dance studios, salons, hospitality, retail and office interiors. Share the wall dimensions and how the room is used so the installation scope can be discussed.
Custom sizes, shapes and edge finishes
A custom mirror does not have to use an off-the-shelf rectangle. Discuss the size and shape you need, along with any cutouts or obstructions that affect the design. Unusual shapes and large installations require project-specific confirmation.
Polished and beveled edges
A polished edge gives the mirror a clean perimeter. A bevel creates a sloped border around the reflective surface. The archive contains examples of both finishes.
Frames and decorative trim
Framing can coordinate with a vanity or other room details. Use the dark-framed and trimmed mirror photographs to explain the appearance you prefer, then confirm the available frame or trim options.
Glass, backing and mounting
Discuss standard or low-iron mirror glass, safety backing, and flush, framed or floating mounting. SDS lists these options in its service information; the appropriate specification and current availability need to be confirmed for your wall.
Prepare for mirror sizing and installation
Share the wall and intended use
Send a photo of the vanity, wall or commercial room. Include approximate width and height, and note lighting, outlets, trim or other obstacles.
Discuss the finish and mounting
Choose the appearance you want to explore, then confirm edge details, glass or backing options, and how the mirror will attach to the wall.
Confirm final measurements and scope
Ask SDS to confirm the measuring and installation arrangements before the mirror is cut. Include any existing mirror removal or wall preparation in the scope discussion.
Questions about custom mirrors
Can a mirror be sized for my existing vanity?
Custom vanity mirrors are part of SDS’s service offering. Share the vanity width, available wall space and nearby lighting. Final size and mounting details need to be confirmed before cutting.
What is the difference between a bevel and a frame?
A bevel is a sloped edge worked into the mirror itself. A frame or trim surrounds the mirror with a separate border. Both appear in the archive and create different finished looks.
Can I request a shaped mirror?
SDS lists custom shapes among its mirror options. Send a sketch or reference image and approximate dimensions; the specific shape, size and edge treatment must be confirmed for the project.
Does SDS handle gym or other commercial mirror walls?
The current service information includes gym, studio and other commercial mirror applications. Describe the wall area and room use, and ask about the backing, mounting and installation scope needed for that setting.