Custom Mirrors — Any Size, Any Shape, Fabricated In-House for DFW

Vanity and bathroom mirrors are our most common request. A custom mirror can span the full width of a double vanity without seams, cover an odd-shaped wall above a vessel sink, or run floor-to-ceiling in a master bath for a dramatic effect.

Wall mirrors for living rooms, dining areas, and entryways are another popular application. A large custom mirror can double the perceived size of a room and dramatically improve its natural light — particularly in homes with limited windows.

Gym and studio mirrors are a specialty. We install floor-to-ceiling mirror walls in home gyms, yoga studios, and fitness facilities across DFW. Proper mirror installation in a gym requires careful anchoring to handle the span and weight, plus edge finishing that won't create safety hazards — things a standard mirror install doesn't address.

Restaurant and retail mirrors for hospitality and commercial clients complete our range. Bar back mirrors, decorative accent mirrors, and fitting room mirrors in retail environments all require the combination of custom sizing and professional installation that we provide.

The edge of a mirror is a design decision. For most bathroom installations, a flat polished edge — where the raw glass edge is ground smooth and buffed to a clean shine — is the standard. It's clean, frameless, and looks intentional.

Beveled edges add a 1" angled grind around the perimeter that catches light and gives the mirror a more formal, traditional look. This works particularly well in powder rooms, dining rooms, and spaces with classic or transitional design styles.

We also produce mirrors with pencil-polished edges (a narrower bevel), chipped edges (a rough, intentional chip along the perimeter for a more rustic aesthetic), and seamed edges (a light grind that removes the sharp factory edge without polishing). We'll show you samples and help you pick what works for your space.

Standard mirrors use a silver nitrate backing layer sealed with a copper layer and then a protective paint. In high-humidity environments like bathrooms, this backing can develop black edge spots over time if moisture gets under the seal.

For bathroom installations — particularly frameless mirrors mounted flush to a tile wall — we recommend mirrors with moisture-resistant backing. These use a specially formulated coating that resists edge corrosion for significantly longer, particularly in showers or around soaking tubs where steam is a constant.

We'll make a specific recommendation based on where your mirror is going. For a living room feature wall, standard backing is fine. For a bathroom with a steam shower nearby, moisture-resistant is worth the modest upcharge.

Mirror weight and span determine the mounting method. Smaller mirrors (under 20 square feet) typically mount with J-bars and clips — a secure, industry-standard approach that allows the mirror to be removed if needed.

Larger wall installations and gym mirrors use a combination of adhesive and mechanical fasteners to distribute the load properly across the wall structure. We locate studs, use the right anchors for the wall type, and ensure the mirror is plumb and level before the adhesive sets.

We handle all wall prep, install all hardware, and clean the mirror surface before we leave. We don't leave you with a pile of packaging and instructions — we finish the job.