Mirror TVs
Mirror TV installation
When it's off, it's a mirror. When it's on, the picture shows through the glass. Mirror TVs work beautifully in bathrooms, bedrooms and living rooms, installed with the right power, ventilation and wiring.
A mirror TV puts a television behind special mirror glass. It's a favorite in primary bathrooms, dressing rooms and bedrooms, and in living rooms where a black screen would spoil the look.
Bathrooms need extra care: moisture, ventilation and safe power placement. We plan the location, recess or surface-mount the unit, run power and signal, and set up control so it's as easy to use as any TV.
Where it works
Popular mirror TV spots.
- Primary bathroom vanity or over the tub
- Dressing rooms and closets
- Bedrooms opposite the bed
- Living rooms and dens with design-focused walls
- Home gyms
Planning
What we plan before installing.
- Wall structure and recess depth
- Power placement away from water sources
- Ventilation for the TV behind the glass
- Streaming source and Wi-Fi at the location
- Sound: speakers in the ceiling or a small bar
- Control that works with wet hands
FAQ
Mirror TV installation: common questions
Can a mirror TV go in a bathroom?
Yes, with proper placement, moisture-appropriate equipment and ventilation. We plan it with you and your contractor.
Is the picture as bright as a normal TV?
The glass reduces brightness somewhat, so we size and position the TV for the room's light.
Do you recess it into the wall?
Where the wall allows, a recessed install looks cleanest. Otherwise it can be surface mounted.