LED Mirrors

Featuring the best LED mirrors in New Zealand

LED mirrors are a great example of form and function working wonderfully. They're beautiful, modern and innovative, energy-efficient, and multifunctional. Whether you’re looking for a new option for the bathroom or something that can sit on a table or stand on its own, you’ll be able to find the right solution for you. ArchiPro features only the best LED mirrors in New Zealand, an important part of a wider range of high-quality mirrors.

Types of LED mirrors

There are three main types of backlit LED mirrors in New Zealand that you can purchase for your home.

Wooden frame mirrors

These are the most common type and are typically made from wood. Their natural frames bring warmth to any space.

Metal frame mirrors

These mirrors have a metal frame that holds the glass in place. They can be more expensive than wooden frame ones.

Frameless mirrors

This is a newer type of backlit mirror that doesn't have any frame at all. Often used as an LED makeup mirror.

The advantages of high-quality LED mirrors

High-quality LED mirrors in New Zealand are great for a lot of reasons. They are made with higher-grade materials, especially important for those intended for the moist environment of the bathroom. High-quality options also use the best parts and components, again an important factor when technology is involved. The latest products also use the latest versions of the technology, packed with great features like colour-changing LEDs, demisters and more. High-end models also tend to feature high-end designs, with some exquisite products that will impress the eyes of all.  

How to choose LED mirrors that are right for you

There are a few things to consider when choosing an LED mirror for your home. First is making sure you pick one for the right environment. We mention this specifically as most LED mirrors are installed in the bathroom where moisture is present which can degrade some materials if they are not designed to withstand it. Next is to make sure you get the right size, which means getting the tape measures out to see if it looks balanced in the space. This is a somewhat stylistic choice but an important one, during which you can also think about the overall look of the mirror in relation to the design of the space. Some like to coordinate the look with other mirrors in the space like freestanding mirrors for a bit of cohesion.