Bathroom Mirrors + Medicine Cabinets

The Bathroom Mirrors + Medicine Cabinets collection at Lulu and Georgia brings decorative wall mirrors suited to the vanity, powder room, and primary bathroom. The collection spans arched, round, and rectangular formats in a range of finishes—including the Tulca Mirror (from $448), Tulca Round Mirror (from $171), Tulca Floor Mirror (from $499), Tulca Narrow Floor Mirror (from $414), Rook Mantel Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $748), and the Bree Burl Wood Mirror (from $219).

What bathroom mirrors does Lulu and Georgia carry?

Lulu and Georgia's Bathroom Mirrors collection includes the Tulca family (arched, round, and floor formats from $171), the Bree Burl Wood Mirror (from $219) with a warm natural finish, and the Rook Mantel Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $748) for a wider double-vanity moment. The collection focuses on decorative mirrors that elevate the bathroom rather than purely functional medicine cabinets, with shapes spanning arched, round, and rectangular profiles.

How do I choose a bathroom mirror?

For a single vanity, match the mirror width to the vanity or sink—within a few inches narrower on each side. The Tulca Round Mirror (from $171) works well over a pedestal sink or single vanity; the Tulca Mirror (from $448) or Rook Mantel Mirror (from $748) span a wider double vanity. For a primary bathroom with high ceilings, the Tulca Floor Mirror (from $499) can lean against a wall for a relaxed, editorial look. Choose a finish that coordinates with your fixtures—brass, matte black, or natural wood.

What mirror shapes work best in bathrooms?

Round mirrors suit small powder rooms and single vanities—their curved shape softens a room with minimal visual weight. Arched mirrors like the Tulca family add height and architectural interest, making a smaller bathroom feel taller. Wide rectangular or mantel-style mirrors like the Rook Mantel Mirror work above a double vanity to maximize reflective surface across the full width. For a primary bathroom with a freestanding tub, a floor mirror leaned in the corner adds depth without requiring wall installation.

Also explore: Arch + Curved Mirrors | Wall Mirrors | Sarah Sherman Samuel Mirrors