A curved mirror that works as a feature and a daily-use fitting
The arched LED mirror is shaped to sit above a vanity with a gentle curve at the top, so it breaks away from a plain rectangle and adds a more finished look to the room. It is made for daily use, with integrated LED lighting that helps with shaving, make-up, skin care and general bathroom tasks when natural light is not enough.
Because the light sits around the mirror edge or within the frame line, you get cleaner light on the face without a bulky fitting hanging over the basin. That matters in smaller bathrooms too, where every millimetre counts and a wall light can feel in the way. In coastal areas like Durban, Umhlanga and Ballito, a properly fitted mirror also helps keep the vanity zone looking tidy in humid conditions.
- Soft arched top for a calmer, architectural finish
- Built-in LED lighting for face-level clarity
- Suitable for bathrooms, main suites and guest powder rooms
- Can be used on new fit-outs or as a mirror replacement
Sizes, lighting options and finish details
We supply arched LED mirrors in common vanity sizes, with custom sizing available for projects that need a precise fit. Typical options include widths from 600 mm up to 1200 mm, with height depending on the shape and the available wall space. For wider vanities, a larger arch can help keep proportions balanced above double basins or long floating units.
Lighting options usually include cool white, natural white, or a softer warm white depending on the room and the finish you want. The LED strip can be specified for front illumination, back glow, or a combination where allowed by the mirror design. We also assist with demister pads and touch controls where the project calls for extra convenience.
- Widths commonly supplied: 600 mm, 700 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm, 1000 mm, 1200 mm
- Custom sizes for bulk projects and fitted bathrooms
- Choice of light colour temperature for different room styles
- Optional demister and touch switch functions on selected models
Where an arched LED mirror suits best
This style works especially well above floating vanities, slab-top basins and simple tiled splashbacks where the mirror is meant to be a visual focal point. It is a good choice for family homes in Westville, Hillcrest and Pinetown, but it also suits apartment bathrooms and renovation work where the room needs a cleaner, more polished finish. Designers often choose the arch when they want a softer shape against square cabinetry and tile lines.
It is also useful in spaces that need better light without adding extra wall fittings. In a bathroom with limited electrical points, one mirror with integrated lighting can sometimes replace a pair of side lights and keep the wall less cluttered. For hospitality suites, boutique guest rooms and development projects, the curved profile gives a premium look without needing fussy decor.
- Main bathroom feature walls
- Guest toilets and powder rooms
- Apartment vanity areas
- Hotel, lodge and townhouse bathroom fit-outs
Installation, wiring and power requirements
These mirrors are normally hard-wired to a suitable wall point by a qualified electrician, then sealed and mounted by an installer who understands bathroom spacing and moisture protection. The electrical point should be planned before tiling is finished or before the vanity is fixed, especially if the mirror is being centred to a basin. In many cases the mirror works on standard domestic supply, with low energy LED lighting and no special power unit required.
For homes affected by load-shedding, the mirror still needs the normal electrical connection, but the low wattage LED draw keeps running costs modest. If you are doing a renovation in Durban North or a new build inland, it helps to confirm the mirror position early so the cable entry and wall support are correct. A secure wall, level mounting and proper sealing all matter, because a bathroom mirror that is slightly off line shows it immediately.
- Hard-wired installation by a qualified electrician recommended
- Check wall strength, cable point and basin centre line before fitting
- Low energy LED lighting with modest power use
- No gas connection needed
Care in humid bathrooms and what servicing may be needed
Arched LED mirrors are easy to look after, but they still need sensible care in bathrooms where steam and moisture are part of daily life. Wipe the glass with a soft microfibre cloth and a mild glass cleaner, then dry around the edges so water does not sit in the seal lines. Avoid harsh abrasives or rough scouring pads, because they can scratch the finish and leave the mirror looking dull.
If the LEDs, touch controls or demister stop working properly, the fault is often electrical rather than cosmetic, and it is worth checking the connection point first. We assist with LED component repairs, demister servicing and aftercare support across Durban and nationwide. For coastal homes, regular checks are useful because humidity and salt air can affect fittings over time if they are not sealed and maintained properly.
- Clean with a soft cloth and mild glass cleaner only
- Keep water from sitting on the edge seals
- Inspect controls if the light flickers or does not switch on
- Ask for repair support before replacing the whole mirror
What to confirm before you order
Before ordering, measure the available wall width, vanity width and the height you want the arch to sit at. Check whether the mirror must line up with one basin or sit over a double vanity, and make sure there is space for the lighting switch or touch control if included. If the bathroom is still under construction, send through the tile layout and basin position so the mirror size can be planned properly.
It also helps to confirm whether you want a plain arch, a lit frame, a backlit glow or added demister support. If you are ordering for a project, bulk supply can be arranged and we can work from site measurements, which saves a lot of back-and-forth later. If you are unsure, our team in Pinetown can help with sizing and installation planning so the mirror lands right the first time.
- Wall width and vanity width in millimetres
- Desired mirror height and arch proportion
- Lighting colour and control type
- Need for demister, replacement unit or custom design help
Local support from Pinetown to projects nationwide
LED Frames Mirror works from Pinetown in Durban and supports fit-outs across South Africa, with regular work in Durban North, Umhlanga, Ballito, Hillcrest and Westville. Our team handles site measurements, installation, electrical connection, vanity upgrades, mirror replacement and aftercare support, so the product is backed by people who understand the practical side of a bathroom project.
If you are fitting out one home or several units, we can assist with the right arched LED mirror specification and keep the process organised from first measure to final install. It makes a difference when the supplier knows local bathroom conditions, from humid coastal air to renovation timing and municipal compliance. For an arched mirror that looks calm, clean and properly finished, this is a very solid choice.
Key facts
| Shape | Arched top LED bathroom mirror |
|---|---|
| Lighting | Integrated LED, selectable colour temperature on specified models |
| Typical sizes | 600 mm to 1200 mm wide, custom sizes available |
| Power | Standard domestic electrical connection, low energy LED |
| Options | Demister pad, touch control, custom sizing, back glow |
| Use | Vanity mirrors, main bathrooms, guest bathrooms, fit-outs |
