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I'd like a frame that would hide the fact that the mirror isn't centered. One side has a 2in gap and the other is 1 inch. Is this possible? Walls will be painted light brown with glass tile accents. I'm thinking silver frame. I have mostly Asian decor in my home and would like a frame to match. Any suggestions?

Hello,

Thanks for your question. I could not tell from looking at the photo whether your vanity is flush with the door frame or if it ends 2 inches from the door frame where the mirror ends. Generally you would not want your mirror larger than the vanity under it. So it the vanity ends where the mirror ends, I would not extend the frame to the door frame.

Most likely we can make the frame extend to the wall on the right side. When there is clearance around the mirror we typically extend the frame up to 5/8 of an inch on each side to hide the mirror's edge. The only issue you may have is that the back of the frame needs to adhere properly to the mirror surface. I am not an expert at measuring and installation. My recommendation is to contact customer service at info@mirrormate and discuss this matter with them next week.

I think a silver tone frame would look great. We do not have anything that is spefically Asian however I think the Portage in Moonlight Silver would work well (kind of a reeded/bamboo look) and the Tribecca in Brown and Silver may look nice. It is a more eclectic frame and the brown tones would work well with your new wall color and the silver accents would pop. Another great frame is the Pemaquid in Old World Silver. It is classic and timeless and works well with any decor. I recommend you order a few samples and see what you like best.

KH