Arched Bathroom Mirrors

Tall arch or overmantel arch

A classic arch is taller than it is wide, drawing the eye upwards and giving everyone in the house a good view whatever their height. The Oslo Arch comes 100cm or 140cm tall, and Slim, Cleo and Claris arches start at 90cm. An overmantel arch is the opposite: wide and low with a flatter curve, like a mirror over a fireplace. The Lomax Light Overmantel Arch is 120cm wide and illuminated, and the Delphine Overmantel Arch also comes 120cm wide, which suits double basins or a long vanity.

Arched mirrors in period and modern rooms

Arches echo the doorways and sash windows of Victorian and Edwardian houses, so they sit naturally with traditional basins and roll top baths. In a modern room, a slim black or brushed brass frame keeps the shape crisp. Porterhouse uses a wide bevelled edge instead of a frame, while Revival layers mirrored elements for a more decorative look. Our traditional bathroom ideas guide has more on period schemes, and every shape is on our main bathroom mirrors page.

Are there illuminated arched mirrors?

Yes. Cleo, Claris, Kingsley and Lomax Light all make lit arches with a built-in demister. Kingsley is lit front and back, Claris is back-lit, and Cleo and Lomax Light are front-lit.

Can an arched mirror work over a double basin?

Either hang a tall arch over each basin or run one overmantel arch across both. For other wide options, browse our large bathroom mirrors.

Can I add a demister to a plain arch?

For most plain designs, yes: a demister pad is sold separately and wired in by an electrician. Revival is not compatible. We can help you plan it at a free consultation.