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45 Best Wall Mirror Ideas for Living Room Decor (Stylish & Functional!)

When ordering a custom-sized wall mirror, here are the key factors to consider: 1. Dimensions Height & Width: Specify exact measurements (in inches or centimeters). Common sizes range from 24"x36" to oversized statement pieces (e.g., 48"x72"). Thickness: Typically 1/4" (standard) or 3/8" (more durable for large mirrors). 2. Shape Rectangular, Round, Oval, Square, or Unique Cutouts (e.g., arched, asymmetrical). 3. Edge Finishing Polished Edges: Smooth, glossy finish (most common). Beveled Edges: Angled cut (adds elegance). Flat-Polished: Smooth but not beveled. Unpolished/Seamed Edges: Raw cut (cheaper but less refined). 4. Mirror Coating Standard Silver: Reflective backing. Antique/Low-Reflective: Distressed or reduced shine for a vintage look. Safety Backing: Protective coating to prevent shattering. 5. Installation Style Frameless: Minimalist, often with hidden clips or adhesive. Framed: Custom frame options (wood, metal, etc.). Plywood Backing: Adds stability for heavy mirrors. 6. Where to Order Local Glass & Mirror Shops (best for precise cuts and quick service). Online Retailers (e.g., MirrorPlus, CustomMirrors, Wayfair, Etsy). Home Improvement Stores (Lowes, Home Depot may offer custom cuts). 7. Price Estimate Small (24"x36"): $100–$300 Medium (36"x48"): $200–$600 Large (48"x72"+): $500–$1,500+ (Prices vary based on thickness, coating, and edge work.) Pro Tips ✔ Measure twice—account for wall space and hanging hardware. ✔ For large mirrors, consider tempered glass for safety. ✔ Check if the seller includes installation hardware (e.g., J-channels, clips).