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3 years ago

What size are the mirrors in the bathroom with black edging?

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Jensen Design
3 years ago
Those mirrors were purchased by the designer, so I am not sure what their dimensions are. I would estimate them to be approximately 16" X 36" if I had to guess. The size of mirror that you would want for your particular project would most likely depend on the scale of your room and cabinetry, as well as the placement of your sconces or other lighting.
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