MirrorLot - floor mirrors, custom sized framed mirror, full length mirror, large wall mirrorsWhen it comes to elevating a space, mirrors are one of the most versatile design tools you can use. They’re not just functional; they have the power to make rooms look larger, brighter, and more refined. For interior designers, remodelers, and…
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$1590 $1058 For 63x55 Inch Mirror. 63 x 55 Framed Mirror.
Large 63 x 55 bedroom mirror
- Dimension in in.: 63 inch wide x 55 inch high
- Dimension in ft.: 5 ft. 3/12 by 4 ft. 7/12
- Custom glass mirror
- Ideal for modern conference room, stairs, fireplace, entryway, gym and more
- Built to last a life time
- Made in Austin, TX and Houston, TX, USA
- Tags: oversized framed mirrors, rectangular bathroom mirrors, designer wall mirrors
Custom framed mirrors and custom size bathroom mirrors.
63 inch mirror. 63x55 custom mirror. 63 x 55 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.
Custom glass large framed mirrors for billiard room, office, vestibule, music room, salon, gym, conference room, kitchen, home office, lobby and more...
Available Sizes For 63 Inch Wide Mirrors
63x16 63x17 63x18 63x19 63x20 63x21 63x22 63x23 63x24 63x25 63x26 63x27 63x28 63x29 63x30 63x31 63x32 63x33 63x34 63x35 63x36 63x37 63x38 63x39 63x40 63x41 63x42 63x43 63x44 63x45 63x46 63x47 63x48 63x49 63x50 63x51 63x52 63x53 63x54 63x55 63x56 63x57 63x58 63x59 63x60Available Sizes For 55 Inch Tall Mirrors
16x55 17x55 18x55 19x55 20x55 21x55 22x55 23x55 24x55 25x55 26x55 27x55 28x55 29x55 30x55 31x55 32x55 33x55 34x55 35x55 36x55 37x55 38x55 39x55 40x55 41x55 42x55 43x55 44x55 45x55 46x55 47x55 48x55 49x55 50x55 51x55 52x55 53x55 54x55 55x55 56x55 57x55 58x55 59x55 60x55 61x55 62x55 63x55 64x55 65x55 66x55 67x55 68x55 69x55 70x55 71x55 72x55 73x55 74x55 75x55 76x55 77x55 78x55 79x55 80x55 81x55 82x55 83x55 84x55 85x55 86x55 87x55 88x55 89x55 90x55Latest Blog Posts
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