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When Standard Mirrors Do Not Match Your Space

$530 for framed mirror size 59 inch

Custom framed mirrors and bathroom mirrors from MirrorLot are made with your home in mind. You can choose the exact size and style that suits your space best. These mirrors are ideal for use in bathrooms, bedrooms, and entryways. Full length mirrors add elegance, while large wall mirrors can make rooms look brighter and more open. Each custom mirror is crafted by hand in Austin and Houston TX USA. With MirrorLot, you get the perfect balance of function, design, and quality craftsmanship.

59 inch mirror. 59x30 custom mirror. 59 x 30 bathroom mirror with frame.

Large bedroom mirror for entry, dining room, home office, bar, entry room, locker room, mens room, kitchen, living room, salon, nursing room, hall, lobby, entryway, billiard room, sitting room and more...

Custom framed mirrors and custom size bathroom mirrors.

Wholesale Supplier Of Bathroom Mirrors

MirrorLot provides durable and stylish commercial mirrors for builders and design professionals. We specialize in producing mirrors that fit unique dimensions and aesthetic goals. These mirrors are ideal for commercial bathrooms, hotel guest rooms, offices, and luxury homes. Clients can order one mirror or hundreds for large installations. Our experienced team ensures consistent quality across every mirror in your project. With a variety of frame options available, we help you create a unified design across your property. Contact us for wholesale pricing on large orders.

Custom Width Custom Height Framed Mirrors

Custom mirror framing helps you achieve the perfect look for your space. MirrorLot provides finishes such as matte black, gold, white, silver, bronze, espresso, and wood. Frame styles range from minimal modern to detailed ornate. With the right design, your mirror becomes a stunning focal point. Select the size to see frame options and customization features.

Available Sizes For 59 Inch Wide Mirrors

59x16 59x17 59x18 59x19 59x20 59x21 59x22 59x23 59x24 59x25 59x26 59x27 59x28 59x29 59x30 59x31 59x32 59x33 59x34 59x35 59x36 59x37 59x38 59x39 59x40 59x41 59x42 59x43 59x44 59x45 59x46 59x47 59x48 59x49 59x50 59x51 59x52 59x53 59x54 59x55 59x56 59x57 59x58 59x59 59x60 59x61 59x62 59x63 59x64 59x65 59x66 59x67 59x68 59x69 59x70 59x71 59x72 59x73 59x74 59x75 59x76 59x77 59x78 59x79 59x80 59x81 59x82 59x83 59x84 59x85 59x86 59x87 59x88 59x89 59x90

Available Sizes For 59 Inch Tall Mirrors

16x59 17x59 18x59 19x59 20x59 21x59 22x59 23x59 24x59 25x59 26x59 27x59 28x59 29x59 30x59 31x59 32x59 33x59 34x59 35x59 36x59 37x59 38x59 39x59 40x59 41x59 42x59 43x59 44x59 45x59 46x59 47x59 48x59 49x59 50x59 51x59 52x59 53x59 54x59 55x59 56x59 57x59 58x59 59x59 60x59 61x59 62x59 63x59 64x59 65x59 66x59 67x59 68x59 69x59 70x59 71x59 72x59 73x59 74x59 75x59 76x59 77x59 78x59 79x59 80x59 81x59 82x59 83x59 84x59 85x59 86x59 87x59 88x59 89x59 90x59

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