Round Bathroom Mirrors: Sizes and How to Choose

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At a glance

• Sizes: our round mirrors run from 500mm to 1000mm across.
• Rule of thumb: about 60 to 80% of your basin width, no wider than the vanity.
• Lit or not: LED round mirrors light your face for shaving and make-up; framed non-illuminated mirrors need no wiring.
• Power: mains-powered, battery or rechargeable by USB-C.
• Zones: our LED mirrors are IP44 rated, which suits Zone 2 and beyond.

What size round mirror do I need?

Measure the width of your basin and the vanity unit below it. A round mirror about 60 to 80% of the basin width looks well proportioned, and it should not be wider than the vanity. As a guide:

• 500mm: cloakrooms, small basins and narrow walls.
• 600mm: suits most single basins.
• 800mm: wider vanity units and larger bathrooms.
• 1000mm: statement walls, double basins and wide vanities.

Leave some wall space around the mirror so it doesn’t feel squeezed in. If your mirror has a motion sensor, keep 15cm clear around the sensor. Our mirror size guide explains how to measure.

Which round mirrors come in which sizes?

• Halo Round: frameless and backlit, Ø500, 600, 800 and 1000mm.
• Kali Round: black or brass frame, Ø600, 800 and 1000mm.
• Clarity Round: Ø600, 800 and 1000mm.
• Luna Round: black or brass illuminated frame, Ø600mm.
• Stockholm Round: frameless with a magnifying mirror, Ø600mm.
• Verve Round rechargeable: Ø500 and 600mm.
• Halo Round rechargeable: Ø600mm.
• Jett Round slim frame, non-illuminated: Ø500, 600 and 800mm in black, brass, chrome or white.
• Onyx Round deep frame, non-illuminated: Ø600 and 800mm in black or brass.

Should I choose a round mirror with lights?

If the mirror is your main light for shaving or make-up, choose an LED round mirror. Front-lit designs such as Kali and Luna shine light onto your face. Backlit designs such as Halo cast a soft glow onto the wall, which looks striking and gives gentle, even light. If your bathroom already has good light or wall lights either side, a framed non-illuminated mirror such as Jett or Onyx is simpler and needs no wiring. Our LED bathroom mirror buying guide covers the options in more detail.

Battery or mains-powered round mirror?

Mains-powered round mirrors are wired in by an electrician and suit a renovation. Battery and rechargeable round mirrors, such as Verve Round and Halo Round rechargeable, need no wiring and fit like an ordinary mirror, which suits rented homes. Rechargeable models charge by USB-C. See battery-powered vs mains-powered mirrors.

Are round mirrors good for small bathrooms?

Yes. A round mirror softens the straight lines of tiles and basins and takes up less visual space than a large rectangle, which helps a small bathroom or cloakroom feel more open. A 500mm or 600mm round mirror suits most compact spaces.

How high should I hang a round mirror?

Hang it with the centre at the average eye level of the people who use it, often around 150cm from the floor, with at least 10cm between the top of the tallest tap and the bottom of the mirror. See how high to hang a bathroom mirror.

Round, rectangle or arch?

Round mirrors suit curved basins and softer, modern schemes. Rectangles suit angular furniture and give the most usable mirror area for their width. Read choosing the right mirror shape to compare them.

What guarantee comes with a round LED mirror?

Every LED mirror comes with 12 months’ cover as standard. Register free within 30 days of purchase and it extends to 10 years (excluding iron and PVC models). See our guarantee page for full details.

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