Marylebone Rectangular Frameless Diamond Cut Bevelled Edge Bathroom Mirror 60 x 45cm

SHOWERDRAPE (STD) LIMITED

£38

Upgrade your morning routine as you bask in the reflection provided by the Marylebone mirror. Its classic design and bevelled edge make it an elegant finishing touch that elevates the overall ambiance of your bathroom. At an unbeatable price of £33.50 (RRP £65.00), this mirror is not only a stylish choice but also an affordable one. Part of Showerdrape s extensive range of bathroom accessories, the Marylebone mirror exemplifies quality and modern design. Mount it vertically to suit your room layout and enjoy the convenience of included fixings for easy hanging. Transform your bathroom into a s

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SHOWERDRAPE (STD) LIMITED, number 01450747. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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