People have been ascribing magical properties to mirrors for a very long time. Some believe in them, some don't, but this has little effect on the choice of a specific mirror, especially if it is needed for the bathroom.
The entire decor of the room largely depends on the mirror in the bathroom; its functions are not limited to purely utilitarian ones.
Yulia Tychino, an expert of the online publication "BelNovosti" in the field of design and interior, told how to act in such a situation.
The technology of mirror manufacturing has been known for a long time. Chemical silvering of glass is the simplest way to obtain a reflective surface.
However, in the bathroom, mirrors require special properties, since the conditions there are quite harmful for this item - temperature changes and high humidity.
Regular mirrors can become cloudy, and fungus can appear in them due to constant fogging.
This means that a regular mirror is not suitable here, so you need to look for a special online store of bathroom mirrors that offers products that can withstand such conditions.
Fortunately, modern technologies for obtaining an ideal mirror surface can satisfy almost any need and whim.
A bathroom mirror can have a matte surface. It can also be tinted. Its colors can be very different.
It is clear that a person must decide for himself whether to buy a mirror for the bathroom or order a custom-made one.
Some are overwhelmed with design ideas, some want to stand out, and for others, the design of the bathroom mirror does not really matter.
You should just remember that when ordering a designer mirror, you need to be careful if it is intended for this room, because its quality may not meet the requirements.
Ready-made bathroom mirrors are ready for use, and there are a huge number of options available today.
There are models with heating, backlighting and other additions. In addition to being pleasing to the eye, they can also easily cope with other functions.
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Expert: Julia Tychino
