A finish that fits

When Your Mirror Doesn't Match Your Updated Fixtures

New faucets, cabinet hardware, or lighting can make a plain or mismatched mirror stand out for the wrong reason. A frame finish lets you coordinate the mirror with what's already been updated, without replacing it.

  • A range of finishes to coordinate with hardware and lighting
  • No mirror replacement needed
  • Made to your mirror's exact dimensions
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Compare finishes against your actual fixtures before you order.

When Your Mirror Doesn't Match Your Updated Fixtures Shown: Berkshire Espresso

Before you order

Three Things to Check on Your Mirror

Most wall mirrors are good candidates for a frame. These quick checks help confirm yours is one of them.

Check the Glass

Frames install over existing glass, so the mirror itself needs to be in reasonable shape.

  • No large cracks running through the glass
  • No missing chunks of silvering
  • Edges are intact enough to sit under a frame

Check How It's Mounted

Most standard wall-mounted mirrors work. A few mounting types need a different approach.

  • Securely attached to the wall
  • Mounted with clips or adhesive, not a built-in cabinet door
  • Flat against the wall, not recessed into it

Check Your Timeline

Frames are made to order, so it helps to know how much lead time you have.

  • Most orders ship within 1 week
  • No demolition or contractor scheduling required
  • Assemble and install in about 30 minutes

An Updated Fixture Can Make the Mirror Stand Out

Updating faucets, hardware, or lighting is one of the easiest ways to refresh a bathroom - until the mirror doesn't match.

New Hardware, Old Mirror

New Hardware, Old Mirror

Cabinet pulls, faucets, or lighting in a new finish can make a plain mirror edge look out of place by comparison.

A Mismatched Metal Finish

A Mismatched Metal Finish

Chrome, brass, matte black, and nickel don't blend - a mismatch can stand out more than no frame at all.

The Room Feels Unfinished Again

The Room Feels Unfinished Again

Even after an update, the space can feel incomplete if the mirror doesn't carry the same finish through.

Match the Frame to What You've Already Updated Shown: Carson Silver

Coordinate the finish

Match the Frame to What You've Already Updated

A custom frame finish lets you carry your new hardware, faucet, or lighting finish through to the mirror - without replacing the mirror itself.

  • Finishes to complement popular hardware and lighting tones
  • Custom-sized to your existing mirror
  • No mirror replacement needed
  • Order samples to compare finishes in person
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Two ways to get there

Frame It, or Replace It?

Most mirrors can be framed as-is. If yours can't, a custom-size replacement is the better fit.

Frame a suitable mirror already installed

Add A Frame

Frame a suitable mirror already installed

A made-to-order frame installs on top of a suitable, wall-mounted mirror, allowing existing glass to remain in place.

  • Reduces dangerous or destructive glass removal
  • Installs around existing lighting and outlets, no electrical work
  • Lowest cost, easy to assemble, easy to install
  • Measure and order in a few, simple steps
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Replace the mirror with Custom-size Framed Mirror

Custom-size Framed Mirrors

Replace the mirror with Custom-size Framed Mirror

A new custom-size mirror and frame together. Best when the glass is damaged or the size needs to change.

  • Mirror and frame included, easy to install
  • Cleat hanging system for easy leveling and centering
  • Right for damaged or wrong-size mirrors
  • Available in made-to-order dimensions and finishes
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Still not sure which is right for your mirror project?

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Is this the right fit?

Custom Framing Works Well When...

Custom sizing solves a dimension problem, not a condition problem.

Your Mirror Just Doesn't Match a Standard Size

  • Wider, narrower, taller, or shorter than typical stock sizes
  • Otherwise in good, framable condition
  • Rectangular or square shape

Tight Spaces or Unusual Proportions

  • Set into an alcove or between fixtures
  • Unusually narrow or wide for its height
  • Still a standard rectangular or square mirror

Better Suited to a New Framed Mirror

  • No existing mirror in place yet
  • Existing mirror too damaged to frame
  • You want a different size mirror, not just a frame for the one you have

If your situation matches the third card, see custom-size Framed Mirror options instead.

What to Expect

How Add A Frame Actually Fits Your Mirror

Most of what people worry about before ordering, mounting hardware, outlets, tight spacing, is already accounted for in how the frame is built and how orders are handled. Here's what actually happens.

How It Attaches

How It Attaches

The frame installs directly over your existing mirror using a strong double-sided adhesive, no drilling, no wall mounting. The frame typically extends about ⅜ inch beyond the mirror's edge on all sides. Here, the frame rests directly on a backsplash, the most common Add A Frame setup, so that side sits at zero clearance instead.

Corner Guides Take the Guesswork Out of Placement

Corner Guides Take the Guesswork Out of Placement

Because the adhesive only gives you one shot to place the frame correctly, corner guides mark the exact position first. Dry-seat the frame to check the fit, set the guides, hang the frame using them as a reference, then remove the guides once it's secure.

Obstructions Don't Rule Out a Frame

Obstructions Don't Rule Out a Frame

Outlets, switches, fixtures, or a backsplash near the mirror's edge don't disqualify a frame. When something's in the way, the frame is simply sized to sit inward on that side, full overhang everywhere else, no visible gap or slant where it counts. Electrical components should not be covered or modified without appropriate professional guidance.

Most Clips Are Fine, We Replace the Rest

Most Clips Are Fine, We Replace the Rest

Standard metal mirror clips sit comfortably behind the frame, the adhesive layer is thick enough to accommodate them without pushing the frame out or leaving a gap. If your mirror has bulky plastic clips that would interfere, we include slim replacement clips with your order, already handled, not something you need to solve yourself.

If you're ever unsure how your mirror's setup will work with a frame, send us a photo before ordering, we're glad to take a look.

Real finish matches

Coordinated, Not Coincidental

Each of these mirrors was framed specifically to match newly updated fixtures.

Before Matched to New Matte Black Hardware
After Matched to New Matte Black Hardware Shown: Weston Black

Matched to New Matte Black Hardware

A plain mirror framed in matte black to carry through newly updated cabinet hardware.

See which finish could coordinate with your own updated fixtures.

HOW IT WORKS

From Your Mirror to a Finished Frame in Six Steps

The ordering process combines your frame selection with your mirror's dimensions and the surrounding conditions needed to produce a made-to-order frame.

  1. 1

    STEP 1

    Choose your frame

    Browse the available frame styles and finishes and select the option that best coordinates with your bathroom.

    Order finish samples when you need to compare colors in the room.

  2. 2

    STEP 2

    Measure the mirror

    Enter the mirror’s exact width and height using the measurement method provided in the ordering instructions.

    Do not rely on approximate dimensions or the dimensions of the wall opening.

  3. 3

    STEP 3

    Record all four clearances

    Measure the available space from each mirror edge to nearby walls, backsplashes, ceilings, trim, fixtures, and other obstructions.

    Each side can have a different available clearance.

  4. 4

    STEP 4

    Confirm mounting conditions

    Identify mirror clips and answer the compatibility questions about surrounding conditions before adding the frame to your cart.

    Contact Frame My Mirror before ordering when a condition is unclear.

  5. 5

    STEP 5

    Place your made-to-order frame

    Review the entered dimensions, selected finish, clearances, and compatibility answers before completing checkout.

    Made-to-order dimensions should be verified carefully before purchase.

  6. 6

    STEP 6

    Install the frame

    Follow the installation instructions to assemble and attach the frame over the perimeter of your existing mirror.

    Review the complete installation instructions before beginning.

Accurate measurements and compatibility information are essential because each frame is produced to the dimensions submitted with the order.

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FIND YOUR FRAME

Popular Looks for Upgrading a Plain Mirror

Start with styles that coordinate with a range of vanity colors, hardware finishes, and bathroom designs.

Not sure which finish works best? Order samples and compare them next to your mirror, vanity, and fixtures.

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PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE

Use these available resources before you choose and order

Samples, measuring instructions, installation guidance, and completed customer projects can help you confirm the finish, fit, and process before purchasing.

Mirror frame finish samples displayed for comparison

COMPARE FINISHES

Order samples before choosing your frame

Compare frame colors and textures against the vanity, hardware, lighting, and other finishes in your bathroom before placing a made-to-order frame purchase.

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Bathroom mirror being measured for a made-to-order frame

MEASURE ACCURATELY

Follow the measuring instructions before ordering

Review how to measure the mirror, record all four surrounding clearances, identify clips, and document other conditions that could affect frame compatibility.

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Mirror frame being assembled for installation

PLAN THE INSTALLATION

Review the installation process in advance

See how the frame components are assembled and installed over a suitable existing mirror so you know what to expect before the order arrives.

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Completed customer bathroom mirror framing project

SEE REAL PROJECTS

Explore mirrors transformed by other customers

Browse completed projects for examples of frame styles, bathroom finishes, mirror sizes, and installation conditions in real spaces.

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Questions about an unusual mirror condition or situation? Call or message us before ordering, well be happy to help!

Common questions

Matching Your Mirror Frame to New Fixtures

Can I match my frame finish to my cabinet hardware?

Yes - a range of finishes are available to coordinate with common hardware and lighting tones.

How do I know which finish will match best?

Order samples and compare them next to your actual fixtures before ordering.

Will changing the frame finish affect the mirror itself?

No. Only the frame's finish changes; the mirror glass is unaffected.

Do finishes match exactly, or just coordinate?

Finishes are designed to coordinate closely with popular hardware and lighting tones, though exact matches can vary slightly between manufacturers. Ordering a sample next to your actual fixture is the best way to confirm before you buy.

What if my hardware finish isn't listed?

Contact us! We can help you find the closest coordinating option.

Bring Your Mirror Frame Into Sync

Choose a finish that coordinates with your updated hardware, faucet, or lighting - no mirror replacement required.

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Compare finishes against your actual fixtures before you order.