Transitional Mirrors
Beveled glass, clean profiles, and warm finishes for living rooms, entryways, and bedrooms. Shop from Visual Comfort, Feiss, Hinkley, and more.
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Transitional Mirrors Canada – Brushed Nickel, Aged Bronze, Soft Gold Frames
Transitional mirrors use beveled glass in brushed nickel frames, simple iron profiles in aged bronze, wood-framed rectangles in painted finishes, and clean oval forms in soft gold to add reflective surface to rooms that combine period references with contemporary restraint. These mirrors are designed to suit any interior by taking a clear position on material quality while staying neutral on stylistic allegiance.
In living rooms and entryways, an oversized transitional mirror in a clean brushed nickel or aged bronze frame above a console multiplies light and creates a considered focal wall that suits both traditional and contemporary surroundings. In dining rooms, a large transitional mirror opposite a window expands the perceived space and doubles the ambient light. In bedrooms, a leaning or wall-mounted transitional mirror adds functional surface without demanding a style match from the surrounding furniture.
We carry transitional mirrors from Visual Comfort, Feiss, Hinkley Lighting, Progress Lighting, and Elk Lighting. All priced in Canadian dollars with free shipping on orders over $199.
Transitional Mirror FAQs
What size transitional mirror should I hang above a console?
The mirror should span two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the console. For a 60-inch console, that is 40 to 45 inches wide. Mount the center of the mirror at 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Leave 6 to 8 inches of clearance between the top of the console surface and the bottom of the mirror frame. A slightly oversized transitional mirror above a console creates more visual impact than one that reads too small for the surface.
What transitional mirror shape works best in an entryway?
A rectangular or arched transitional mirror in a clean brushed nickel or aged bronze frame suits most entryways. Rectangular mirrors with simple frames suit contemporary and transitional entryways. Arched mirrors add a traditional reference while remaining clean enough to suit transitional spaces. Round mirrors suit smaller foyers and powder rooms where a rectangular frame would feel heavy. Oversized arch mirrors in aged brass have become particularly popular in transitional entryways.
How do I coordinate a transitional mirror finish with my existing hardware?
Match the mirror frame to the dominant metal in the room — door hinges, door knobs, light fixture finishes, and cabinet hardware. Brushed nickel mirror frames coordinate with satin nickel and chrome hardware. Aged bronze coordinates with oil-rubbed bronze. Soft gold coordinates with brushed brass and warm gold. Matte black coordinates with virtually any other finish and is the most mix-friendly choice if your hardware is inconsistent.
Do you ship transitional mirrors across Canada?
Yes — all mirrors ship Canada-wide at CAD prices with free shipping on orders over $199. Larger mirrors may require freight delivery — our team will confirm at order confirmation.
| Location | Width | Mounting height |
|---|---|---|
| Above console | 2/3 to 3/4 table width | 6-12" above table |
| Living room accent | 24" - 48" width | Center at 57-60" |
| Dining room accent | Proportional to wall | Center at 57-60" |
| Bedroom (wall) | Match headboard width | Center at 57-60" |
| Bathroom vanity | Match vanity width | 4-6" above faucet |
