Bathroom lighting - Page 3

ccassaday · ‎10-21-2010

@Carmie wrote:
@ccassaday Great minds,with good taste think alike.....

When this is all over and done with, do we get to move in?

I can't wait to show my bathroom and bedroom. My bathroom will be done when we move in because I already bought everything for decorating it. I hope I can get my bedroom done by summer. Praying I can find a adjustable bed that will work so I can get rid of this ugly hospital bed. Hoping I can find one that doesn't sit up to high but will also allow for the bed frame and headboard I want.

ID2 · ‎06-25-2012

No one has one large mirror in their bathrooms anymore! That is so 90's! It just screams the era the house was designed! Two mirrors is a much more charming look. Any of your choices in lights look great. Have fun decorating!

"Pure Michigan"

OfCourse · ‎08-26-2017

IMO, one large mirror is more functional. It allows you to check your clothes and hairdo more thoroughly. If you have other full-length mirrors in the house, that might not be an issue.

Carmie · ‎10-25-2010

@OfCourse wrote:
IMO, one large mirror is more functional. It allows you to check your clothes and hairdo more thoroughly. If you have other full-length mirrors in the house, that might not be an issue.

I have read a few posts about having a large mirror to check your clothing, etc. But I am confused about how that works. A mirror above a vanity is placed so high, that I can only see my face and upper torso, How do you get the rest of you to show up?

Also, the twin mirrors place above a larger vanity are not hand mirrors. They are usually the size placed above a 36 inch vanity and are wide enough to check your make-up and hair. Am I missing something because I am a short person?