lighted vanity mirror

PeakDog

4 years ago

Can you tell me where this mirror is from? It looks bigger than many I have seen.

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KA DesignWorks
4 years ago
Thank you for your interest. This is a custom lighting design from Robert Singer & Associates. Essentially, this is a vertical channel inset in the wall with the lighting contained and the mirror has inset frosted glass at the channel locations.
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PeakDog
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4 years ago
Well that's cool! I love this! Can the frosted glass be removed to change the bulbs? Do you happen to have any other pictures that show this better? Many thanks for your response!
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