Vanity Mirrors

What Is a Vanity Mirror and How Does It Work With a Vanity Table?

A vanity mirror in this collection is a furniture mirror: it mounts to the back of a matching vanity table or sits on top of a dresser or desk, rather than hanging on the bathroom wall. Shallow frame depths, mostly under 10 inches, keep the tabletop usable, and the mirror height is set so your face lands at the center while seated.

Buying the mirror separately is the standard route when you already own the table. Most frames here are named for the table they complete, so a match from the vanity desk collection is usually 1 search away.

How Do You Match a Vanity Mirror to Your Existing Table?

Two things matter: collection and width. Same-collection pairings like the Robbinsdale, Arini, Jamonica, and St. Charles mirrors guarantee an exact finish match and pre-drilled fit. If you are pairing across collections, keep the mirror narrower than the tabletop, ideally around 60 to 80 percent of its width.

What Size Vanity Mirror Should You Choose?

Widths in this collection cluster at 25 to 30 inches, the size that suits a standard bedroom vanity, with heights running from about 15 inches for tabletop frames to 45 inches for tall arched designs. Beyond fit, think about viewing area: a taller mirror shows shoulders and outfit, while a compact frame concentrates on the face and frees wall space above for sconces or art.

Are Lighted Vanity Mirrors Available?

This collection is primarily framed furniture mirrors, and it includes the Luxo black vanity top with built-in LED for buyers who want integrated lighting as an add-on panel. If a fully lighted station is the goal, LED framed mirrors most often arrive as part of a complete package: the vanity sets collection includes several designs with LED mirrors and matched seating already bundled.

Which Frames and Finishes Are in the Collection?

White leads with 7 frames, alongside black, gray, walnut, antique gold, chardonnay, and creamy pearl, so both modern and traditional tables have a match. ACME contributes 11 designs including the color-forward Cargo series in red, blue, and gunmetal, while Michael Amini adds 8 sculpted luxury frames. Prices run from $119 to $889.

Looking for a wall-hung mirror for the bedroom, entryway, or bathroom instead? Decorative and full-length options live in the main mirrors collection.