Kensington Rectangular Frameless Diamond Cut Bathroom Mirror 60 x 45cm

SHOWERDRAPE (STD) LIMITED

£38

Kensington, the all glass triple bevelled edge bathroom mirror is sure to add a modern, yet glamorous feel to your bathroom. A beautiful Venetian design adds a touch of sophistication with an all-mirrored frame which is bevelled to add texture. Bathroom Wall Mounted Rectangular 45x60cm Frameless Bevelled Edge Mount vertically to suit room Fixings included Transform your bathroom with the Kensington bevelled edge bathroom mirror. This stunning wall-mounted piece combines modern elegance with practical design. The mirror is a show-stopping addition, featuring triple diamond cut lines etched alon

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