CUSTOM MIRRORS IN MANHATTAN & NYC
FROM $189 — CUT TO YOUR EXACT DIMENSIONS
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Free Appointment & Glass Samples
See and feel the glass before you commit.
Free Delivery Within 100 Miles of Manhattan
No delivery charge across the metro area.
Free Professional Installation
Installed by our own experienced specialists, not subcontractors.
2-Year Warranty on Projects
Covered against defects for two full years.
4-Year Warranty on Hardware
Posts, clamps and standoffs backed for four years.
Full NYC Code Compliance
Engineered and installed to meet building requirements.
Five-Star Reputation
Top-rated on Google, Yelp, and Houzz across NYC.
Custom Mirrors
Our custom mirrors start at $189. What moves the number:
- Size & thickness — Larger and thicker mirrors cost more per piece, and oversized panels need more people to install.
- Mirror type — Clear is the baseline; antique, tinted, and low-iron mirror are upgrades.
- Edge finish — Polished, beveled, or a custom edge profile — bevel costs more than a straight polish.
- Shape & cut-outs — Rectangles are simplest; circles, arches, custom shapes, and cut-outs for outlets or sconces add fabrication.
- Mounting — Clips, adhesive, French cleat, or a recessed install into a frame or niche.
- Site conditions — Wall-to-wall and ceiling-height installs, tight stairwells, and elevator access all affect labor.
Pricing is confirmed after a free on-site measurement. Contact us and we’ll give you a firm quote.
Where Custom Mirrors Work
Bathroom & Vanity Mirrors
Cut to the width of the vanity, with cut-outs for sconces and outlets where needed. Fog-resistant and backlit options available.
Gym & Studio Mirrors
Wall-to-wall mirror for home gyms, fitness studios, and dance spaces — safety-backed and mounted to handle daily use.
Wall & Feature Mirrors
Full-height or oversized panels that open up a living room, dining room, or narrow hallway.
Closet & Wardrobe Doors
Mirror fitted to door panels and sliding wardrobe fronts, cut to the exact opening.
Cabinet & Millwork Mirror
Mirror panels sized to each cabinet door or joinery detail — common in custom kitchens and built-ins.
Retail, Salon & Hospitality
Fitting rooms, salon stations, lobbies, and back-bar mirror for commercial interiors.
Types of Custom Mirror
REGULAR MIRRORS
ANTIQUE MIRRORS
COLORED MIRRORS
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Edges, Mounting & Finishes
The details that decide how a mirror looks on the wall and how long it lasts there.
Edge finishes — Flat polished for a clean modern edge, beveled for a traditional look, or a custom profile.
Safety backing — A protective film on the back holds the mirror together if it’s ever broken. Standard on gym, studio, and commercial installs.
Mounting — Concealed clips, adhesive, French cleat, or recessed into a frame or niche. What works depends on the wall and the weight.
Cut-outs — Outlets, sconces, switches, and faucet penetrations cut before the mirror is fabricated, not improvised on site.
Fog-resistant options — Heated pads behind bathroom mirrors keep the reflection clear after a shower.
Thickness — Standard mirror suits most interiors; thicker mirror is used on large spans to stay flat and avoid distortion.
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On-Site Measurement
We measure the wall or opening, check whether it’s level and plumb, and note every outlet, sconce, and obstruction that needs a cut-out.
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Specification
Mirror type, edge finish, thickness, mounting method, and any lighting or heating are specified before fabrication.
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Fabrication
The mirror is cut to your exact dimensions, edges are finished, and all cut-outs are made — so nothing has to be adjusted on site.
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Professional Installation
Our installers mount the mirror level and secure, including oversized and wall-to-wall panels that need more than one person to handle.
Built for Manhattan Apartments
Oversized mirror is awkward cargo. A wall-to-wall panel has to fit through the lobby, into a freight elevator, and around the turns of a pre-war hallway — and if it doesn’t, the whole job stops. We size and section panels around the actual access route, book the elevator with building management, and turn COI documentation around fast so nothing waits on paperwork.
- Oversized Panel Handling
- Freight Elevator & Access Planning
- Full COI Documentation
- Level Installation on Uneven Walls
Let's Create Your Custom Mirror
Whether it's for a bathroom, gym, feature wall, or commercial space, we'll measure, fabricate, and install a custom mirror made to fit perfectly.
FAQ
A custom mirror is made and sized to your exact space, so it fits where a standard mirror can’t — a tight stairway, an oversized living-room wall, or a specific cabinet door. You also choose the shape, from classic rectangles to ovals or fully custom forms. The result fits your design intent precisely instead of forcing the room to fit the mirror.
Yes. Mirrors are one of the most effective tools for opening up a space — they reflect light and create a sense of depth, air, and freedom, especially in smaller or darker rooms. Placed opposite a window, a large mirror bounces natural light deep into the room. It’s why designers often call mirrors a decorator’s best friend.
We make regular, antique, and colored mirrors in virtually any shape, size, and finish. Options range from clean modern vanity and wall mirrors to decorative antiqued or tinted glass for a feature piece. Each is customized to your room and taste.
Yes. We produce functional mirrors for bathrooms, vanities, fitness studios, and commercial spaces, sized and shaped to the room. For wet or high-use areas we use quality backing built to resist humidity and edge deterioration. Large studio and gym mirror walls are a regular part of our work.
Yes. We advise on the project, perform on-site measurements when needed, and deliver and install across Manhattan and the surrounding NYC boroughs. Our precision fabrication ensures a clean fit, even on large or unusually shaped pieces. Contact us for a quote.
For Architects & Contractors
Specifying glass for a commercial or large-scale project? We work directly with architects, contractors, and design teams — from material selection to code-compliant fabrication and installation across NYC.