MirrorLot - floor mirrors, custom sized framed mirror, full length mirror, large wall mirrorsMirrors don’t just reflect, they welcome. A thoughtfully chosen, framed mirror in your entryway does more than offer a last-minute mirror check. It brightens, opens, and defines your foyer. Here’s a guide on making entryway mirrors a standout feature.
Select Width (horizontal side)
rotate orientation
Select Height (vertical side)
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$1499 $1050 For 61x56 Inch Mirror. 61 x 56 Framed Mirror.
Oversized 61 x 56 bedroom mirror
- Dimension in in.: 61 inch wide x 56 inch high
- Dimension in ft.: 5 ft. 1/12 by 4 ft. 8/12
- Custom cutting mirror
- Beautiful in drawing room, salon, dining room, office, dressing room, pantry, billiard room, wine cellar and more
- Built to last a life time
- Made in Austin, TX and Houston, TX, USA
- Tags: how to frame a mirror, beveled edge mirror, floor mirror
Custom framed mirrors and custom size bathroom mirrors.
61 inch mirror. 61x56 custom mirror. 61 x 56 bathroom mirror with frame.
What mirror size do you need? Customize your mirror and buy the exact size you need for a framed mirror to brighten up your home or interior design project. These custom framed mirrors can be used as bathroom mirrors, decorative mirrors, floor mirrors, full length dressing mirrors, entry mirrors, fireplace mantle mirrors, modern & contemporary mirrors, or just as a large wall mirror. All custom made in Austin and Houston, TX, USA.
MirrorLot has wide range of frame finishes to choose from, such as matte black frames, gold frames, white frames, stainless silver frames, bronze frames, espresso and wood frames. Frame profiles include modern, contemporary, traditional, ornate, rustic, and more. Visit MirrorLot.com to view all available sizes and options.
Need commercial bathroom mirrors for a large interior design project or custom home project? As a wholesale framed mirror supplier, we work with interior designers, architects, custom home builders, bathroom remodel contractors, property managers and more. We can build & ship any order size, whether just 1 mirror or 500 mirrors. We can customize the mirrors in different sizes and matching assorted frames. Ask us about discount rate for wholesale bulk orders.
Oversized bedroom mirror for bathroom, dressing room, wine cellar, closet, fireplace, sitting room and more...
Available Sizes For 61 Inch Wide Mirrors
61x16 61x17 61x18 61x19 61x20 61x21 61x22 61x23 61x24 61x25 61x26 61x27 61x28 61x29 61x30 61x31 61x32 61x33 61x34 61x35 61x36 61x37 61x38 61x39 61x40 61x41 61x42 61x43 61x44 61x45 61x46 61x47 61x48 61x49 61x50 61x51 61x52 61x53 61x54 61x55 61x56 61x57 61x58 61x59 61x60Available Sizes For 56 Inch Tall Mirrors
16x56 17x56 18x56 19x56 20x56 21x56 22x56 23x56 24x56 25x56 26x56 27x56 28x56 29x56 30x56 31x56 32x56 33x56 34x56 35x56 36x56 37x56 38x56 39x56 40x56 41x56 42x56 43x56 44x56 45x56 46x56 47x56 48x56 49x56 50x56 51x56 52x56 53x56 54x56 55x56 56x56 57x56 58x56 59x56 60x56 61x56 62x56 63x56 64x56 65x56 66x56 67x56 68x56 69x56 70x56 71x56 72x56 73x56 74x56 75x56 76x56 77x56 78x56 79x56 80x56 81x56 82x56 83x56 84x56 85x56 86x56 87x56 88x56 89x56 90x56Latest Blog Posts
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