Edison Rectangular Mirrors
Edison Rectangular is an illuminated rectangular bathroom mirror , tracing backlit light around a clean, grounded form with a composed, considered glow.
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Edison bathroom mirror
The bronze finish aluminum frame, which characterizes the Edison mirror , is elegant and refined. The light integrated into the frame is the absolute protagonist of this system and defines one of the most important areas of the bathroom giving it refinement and charm.
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The Origins Living Edison Rectangular 1000mm x 800mm Backlit LED Mirror combines contemporary style with advanced functionality, offering a spacious reflective surface encased in a backlit illuminated frame. This LED bathroom mirror provides adjustable colour options, ranging from a warm white at 3000K to a bright, cool white at 6000K. Featuring an integrated touch sensor and dimmer, you can ...
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