Corner bathroom mirrors

Corner mounting

— installation of a mirror at the junction of two walls at a 90° angle, with the mirror surface (or pair of surfaces) oriented like a "fan" towards the user, saves space in a small bathroom. This format is logically placed above a corner cabinet/sink: it utilizes the "dead" angle, hides wiring, and the mirror-cabinet also provides storage. However, not every angle is perfectly straight, so mounting brackets need to be installed on both walls with gap compensation, checking the level, and pre-wiring for lighting/anti-fog features. Corner mirrors feel more ergonomic and distribute light neatly along the sides, but require more careful lighting adjustments to avoid shadows on the face; compared to a regular wall-mounted one, it is more compact and practical in a cramped bathroom, although installation is slightly more complicated.