Wood Mirrors

A chunky reclaimed wood frame adds texture and personality above your vanity, turning a purely functional fixture into something that actually anchors the room. Wood framed bathroom mirrors are having a moment, and designers like Joanna Gaines and Studio McGee have been championing them for years.

They bring instant warmth to a space that can otherwise feel cold and clinical with all that porcelain and tile. If your bathroom leans modern, go for a sleek walnut or teak frame that plays nicely with brushed nickel fixtures, something Nate Berkus would approve of. More of a farmhouse vibe? Whitewashed or distressed wood feels right at home in that Chip and Joanna aesthetic. Wood frames work in tiny powder rooms where they add character without overwhelming the space. They are equally at home in primary bathrooms where a statement mirror can tie together your whole design scheme. There is something about natural wood grain that makes your space feel more natural.