Tinted mirror
Tinted mirror in bronze, grey and blue adds warmth and depth to walls, furniture and joinery. Cut to size, shaped and polished for a refined decorative finish.
What is tinted mirror?
Tinted mirror is made by silvering body-tinted glass, such as bronze or grey. The reflection takes on the colour of the glass, giving a softer, warmer or moodier look than a standard silver mirror.
Bronze mirror has a warm, golden tone that suits classic and Art Deco interiors. Grey mirror is cool and understated, popular in contemporary homes, bars and hotels. Blue mirror adds a distinctive accent for feature panels and joinery.
Because the reflection is darker, tinted mirror is mostly used as a design feature rather than as a dressing mirror. It is often combined with matching tinted glass on shelves and furniture.
Tinted mirror specification
- Bronze, grey and blue tinted mirror
- 4 and 6 mm thicknesses
- Polished, bevelled and mitred edges
- Shapes, holes and cut-outs
- Safety backing film available
How we make tinted mirror panels
- Choose the tint. We can provide samples so you can see the tinted mirror in your lighting.
- Plan the layout. For walls, we help plan panel sizes and joints.
- Cut and polish. Panels are cut and edges polished or bevelled.
- Deliver and fix. Panels arrive ready for fixing with mirror-safe adhesive.
Choosing tinted mirror
Use tinted mirror where you want depth and atmosphere rather than a clear reflection: behind bars and shelving, on feature walls, cabinet doors and table tops. In small rooms, a grey or bronze mirror can make the space feel larger without being as stark as silver mirror.
For a dressing or bathroom mirror where you need accurate colours, choose silver mirror or low-iron mirror instead.
Typical uses for tinted mirror
- Feature walls and alcoves
- Bar backs and hospitality interiors
- Wardrobe and cabinet doors
- Furniture and table tops
- Mirror wall cladding
Tinted mirror FAQs
Is bronze mirror the same as antique mirror?
No. Bronze mirror has an even colour. Antique mirror has a deliberately aged, mottled finish.
Is tinted mirror darker than normal mirror?
Yes. It reflects less light, which gives a softer, moodier effect.
Can tinted mirror be cut to shape?
Yes. It can be shaped, drilled and edge-finished like standard mirror.
Can I use tinted mirror in a bathroom?
Yes, with sealed edges and mirror-safe adhesive, though most people prefer silver mirror for daily use.