10 Round Bathroom Mirror Ideas: Creative Ways to Style a Round Mirror in Your BathroomElena HartwellJan 20, 2026Table of Contents1. Oversized Statement Mirror2. Backlit Glow3. Minimalist Metal Frame4. Rustic Wood Frame5. Double Mirrors Above Twin Sinks6. Floating Shelf Combo7. Hanging Rope Detail8. Vintage-Inspired Patina9. Medicine Cabinet Disguise10. Layered Mirror WallFAQFree Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREEOne time, a client insisted her bathroom should look like a “Scandinavian coffee shop.” I laughed, but it sparked a design journey that taught me how a single element — like a round mirror — can transform a space. Small bathrooms, in particular, thrive on clever touches. And trust me, styling a round mirror offers way more possibilities than you think. Today, I’m sharing 10 of my favorite round bathroom mirror ideas from real projects I’ve worked on.1. Oversized Statement MirrorGo big. An oversized round mirror instantly makes a compact bathroom feel larger and more open. I once placed one over a tiny vanity, and the space doubled visually. The challenge? You’ll need careful wall support, but the result is worth it.save pin2. Backlit GlowAdding LED backlighting behind a round mirror not only makes your morning routine easier but also adds subtle drama. I often use bathroom layout visuals to show clients how backlighting changes the mood before committing.save pin3. Minimalist Metal FrameA thin brass or matte black frame can tie your mirror to your taps and fixtures. Minimalist frames are low maintenance, though fingerprints might be more visible on darker finishes.save pin4. Rustic Wood FrameIf you love warmth in your bathroom, a reclaimed wood frame around your round mirror brings instant coziness. Just remember to treat the wood properly against humidity — I learned that the hard way with a client’s unsealed oak frame.save pin5. Double Mirrors Above Twin SinksTwo round mirrors create balance and allow each person their own space. It’s a bit pricier since you’re buying two pieces, but the symmetry is unbeatable.save pin6. Floating Shelf ComboPlacing a slim shelf just below the mirror adds storage and style. I once used an online floor plan tool to test layering options and avoid awkward gaps — saved me from drilling holes twice.save pin7. Hanging Rope DetailA nautical rope suspension adds character and works beautifully in coastal-style bathrooms. It’s mostly decorative since the mirror is usually anchored from behind too.save pin8. Vintage-Inspired PatinaAn antiqued round mirror instantly adds charm. The downside? Distressed glass can make fine grooming tricky. I recommend pairing it with a good side light for practicality.save pin9. Medicine Cabinet DisguiseYes, a round mirror can hide a recessed medicine cabinet. Smart storage without breaking the clean lines. I first tried this trick on a micro-apartment project, and my client swore it doubled her usable space. With the right 3D room preview, you can check proportions easily before installing.save pin10. Layered Mirror WallCreate a gallery wall with multiple small round mirrors for a playful, eclectic look. Just watch the placement if your bathroom is tiny — you don’t want it to feel too busy.save pinFAQQ: Are round mirrors better for small bathrooms?A: They often work better visually because the soft shape has no hard corners, making the space feel more open.Q: Will a wood-framed round mirror warp in the bathroom?A: If untreated, yes. Always seal the wood or pick moisture-resistant materials.Q: How high should I hang my round bathroom mirror?A: Typically center it at about eye level — around 57 to 65 inches from the floor, but adjust for your height and vanity size.Start for FREEPlease check with customer service before testing new feature.Free Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREE