Stock mirrors from a big-box store come in stock sizes, with stock edges, and a one-size-fits-none look. Every mirror we make is templated to your actual wall: the exact width, height, outlet holes cut precisely where your sconces sit, edges finished the way you want, and safety backing applied so the glass stays in place even in the rare event of breakage. Whether it’s a single vanity mirror or a full wall of gym glass, custom is simply what we do.
We also offer mirrors with cabinet shelves, LED lighting, and hanging mirrors with extra magnification — designed around your choice of design, quality, and price.
Custom Mirrors, Cut for Your Wall — Not the Other Way Around
From a single vanity mirror to a full wall of gym glass, we template, fabricate, and install every mirror ourselves — measured for your wall, not picked off a shelf.
Mirror Options
Vanity mirrors framed or frameless in any shape including arches; mirror walls for gyms, studios, retail, and lobbies; holed and notched mirrors for outlets and sconces; beveled strips and accents; antique and tinted mirror; mirror shelving and backsplash covers.
Edge Treatments
Polished edges for the standard clean look, bevels from subtle 1/4” to dramatic 2”, economical seamed edges for mirrors going into frames, and pencil-round edges for high-traffic walls. Wall-hung mirrors carry safety backing throughout.
Mirror Walls for Gyms, Studios & Businesses
A properly installed mirror wall makes a room double. We install large-format mirror walls for home gyms, yoga and dance studios, barbershops, salons, and retail — templated in panels to fit the wall with nearly invisible joints, set on the right adhesive over properly prepped substrate, with safety backing throughout.
Templated Panel Layouts
Panels matched so the reflection lines up across nearly invisible butt joints.
Commercial-Grade Mounting
Proper blocking and mastic — not the adhesive strips that fail in South Florida humidity.
- Home gyms, yoga and dance studios, salons, and retail
- Mirrors set low enough for full-body work in fitness spaces
- Placement planned to multiply light and merchandise
Frameless Mirrors & the Frameless Look
The most requested mirror in South Florida bathrooms is the frameless beveled mirror — clean glass edges, no frame to collect moisture, nothing to match. It pairs naturally with our frameless shower enclosures for a cohesive glass bathroom. For a warmer look, our beveled strip “frames” build the picture-frame effect in mirror on mirror. Browse matching ideas on our glass services page.
Frameless Beveled Mirrors
Beveled Strip “Frames”
Antique & Tinted Mirror
If you can draw it, we can mirror it — warm smoked or bronze-toned statement pieces, mirror-on-mirror frames, or a crisp frameless wall that reads as pure light.
What to Expect
- Free measure — we template the wall, mark fixture cutouts, and review edge and shape options.
- Fabrication — mirrors cut, edged, holed, and backed; typically a few days to a week depending on options.
- Installation — hung level, bonded to blocking, and cleaned before we leave.
- Aftercare — advice on cleaners and, anytime, replacement panels if one is ever damaged.
Miami-Dade & Broward Service
Custom mirror fabrication and installation across Miami-Dade County and Broward County. Call 305-814-7483 (Miami-Dade) or 954-591-8317 (Broward), or email for a free quote. We also publish city-by-city guides for Miami, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Coral Gables, Doral, Kendall, Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, North Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines. ¡También hablamos Español! Lea esta página en español.
Mirror Glass Options & Edge Details
Not all mirror glass is the same sheet. The choices that change how a mirror looks (and lasts) in a South Florida bathroom:
- Thickness — 1/4” is the standard for vanity and wall mirrors; 3/16” works for smaller cut-to-size pieces and keeps weight down on large walls.
- Beveled edges — a 1/2” to 1-1/2” angled polish that catches light and frames the mirror without metal. Straight, beveled, or polished pencil edges on any shape.
- Low-iron mirror — standard mirror glass reads slightly green; low-iron glass is noticeably brighter and true-to-color, and it matters most next to white marble.
- Antiqued & tinted mirror — smoked, bronze, and antiqued finishes for feature walls and bars.
- Holes & cutouts — drilled holes for sconces, switches, and outlets; notches for medicine cabinets and shower valves, cut before the mirror is backed.
Why Mirrors Desilver — and How To Stop It
Those black spots creeping in from the edge are desilvering: the reflective silvering layer oxidizing where moisture gets behind the paint backing. Two local accelerants — year-round bathroom humidity and ammonia-based cleaners wicking into the edge — make it a very Miami problem. Prevention is boring and effective: keep the bottom edge off the countertop backsplash (a small standoff or the bevel does it), squeegee or wipe the edge after showers, and clean with ammonia-free glass cleaner. Once desilvering starts, the only fix is replacement — which is quick, since we template from your existing mirror. While we are there, a full glass service visit can handle shower sweeps and chipped shelves in the same trip.
Custom Mirror FAQ
Most custom vanity mirrors installed run between $200 and $900, driven mainly by size, edge treatment (bevels add cost), holes, and shape complexity. Full mirror walls for gyms and studios are quoted by the square foot. Every quote is free and exact — no allowances or surprises.
Yes — precise cutouts for sconces, outlets, and switches are routine, templated from your actual wall positions so everything lands where it should. This is exactly why we measure ourselves: a hole cut half an inch off can’t be moved later.
Unlike glass, mirror coating can’t be re-silvered in the field — once the reflective layer is damaged (black edges, scratches, desilvering spots), the honest fix is replacement. The good news: matching the old size and edge is easy for us, so a damaged mirror goes back to new quickly.
Almost always. Drywall needs proper anchors or blocking; tile requires the right drill and setting; concrete and block walls get mechanical fasteners. We assess the wall at the measure visit and bring the correct mounting system — large mirrors are never hung on guesswork.
Up to practical handling limits, yes — large single-sheet mirrors are common for vanities and gyms. Beyond those limits (or where access is tight, like stairwells), we seam multiple panels with nearly invisible butt joints, matched so the reflection lines up.
Soft cloth or microfiber with a mild glass cleaner, sprayed on the cloth — not the mirror — so liquid can’t wick behind the edges and attack the silvering. Skip abrasive pads and razor blades; they scratch permanently. Done this way, a quality mirror stays flawless for decades.
Those black spots creeping in from the edges are moisture attacking the reflective coating — common in bathrooms with poor ventilation and cleaners sprayed directly on the glass. It can’t be reversed, but a new mirror with sealed edges and safety backing resists it, and we can advise on ventilation to protect the new one.