When you're designing a tiny shoe-box bathroom, integrating a functional and stylish mirror can often feel nigh-on impossible. And as spacious properties become rarer and rarer, it's become increasingly common to find homes with awkwardly-shaped cupboards masquerading as bathrooms, leaving you with the task of figuring out how to squeeze all your bathroom essentials into this glorified cubby-hole.
Although the right small bathroom mirror style can not only help elevate your design, but can actually create the illusion of more space, in these awkwardly shaped spaces, there often is not enough wall space to bring in a traditional, large bathroom mirror. And designing a bathroom without a mirror is simply not an option. After all, where else can you obsessively pore over every little crevice and crease in your face? I mean, sure, you could attack your whiteheads at your entryway mirror, but it just doesn't have quite the same feel outside the safety and bright lights of your bathroom.
