A mirrored cabinet and clear shower enclosure share the narrow Newburgh ensuite with pale wall tiles and a tall chrome radiator. The glass and mirror introduce reflected views into a room with a restricted width. Where those reflections fall can make a difference to what you see when getting ready.
Before finalising a narrow room, use the proposed mirror position to check what it will reflect at different eye heights. Mark the available daylight and the proposed light fittings on the same sketch. Consider whether a bright reflection will sit where you look most often, and whether the light around the basin is useful for the tasks you do there. Ask to assess reflective finishes from the basin position as well as from the doorway. That small check gives mirror size and light placement a shared purpose.
