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Made-to-Measure Tinted Mirrors in Luxembourg — Bronze, Grey, Green, Blue, Antique, Rose

Warm bronze, contemporary grey, weathered antique, deep blue, natural green — a tinted mirror transforms a room by giving it an atmosphere an ordinary mirror simply cannot offer.

Bronze tinted mirror wall in a reception hall — bronze tinted mirror Luxembourg — Vitralux Bradtke
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colours available — each one creates an atmosphere of its own
A mirror that creates an atmosphere, not just a reflection

The colour is part of the glass, not part of a film

The made-to-measure tinted mirror goes well beyond simply reflecting. Because the colour is worked into the body of the glass, it wraps the room in a warm or a cool tone, changes how the light reads and gives the space a character of its own. Where an ordinary mirror gives the room back exactly as it is, a tinted mirror reinterprets it.

Vitralux makes made-to-measure tinted mirrors in Luxembourg in several colours: bronze, warm and sophisticated, at home with timber interiors, earth tones and art deco; grey, neutral and contemporary, perfect for minimalist bathrooms and designed office spaces; antique, with its uneven shading that recalls old mirrors and Venetian palaces; deep blue, for a maritime or an eastern feel; green, somewhere between nature and elegance, which chimes with organic interiors and natural materials; and rose, soft and bright, which warms skin tones.

Every tinted mirror is made in our Luxembourg workshop, cut to the exact sizes you want, with the edge finish and the fixing system to match. The colour is in the glass and will not fade with time: it is part of the material itself.

A guide to the colours

Six colours, six moods — find yours

Every mirror colour creates a different atmosphere. Here is our guide to help you choose.

Bronze

The colour we are asked for most

The bronze mirror is our most popular colour. Its warm, amber cast softens the ambient light and creates a warm, enveloping atmosphere. It sits naturally with joinery, leather, brass and every warm material. In a living room or a bedroom it adds luxury without showiness; in a restaurant or a hotel it helps create the sense of intimacy and quality that high-end venues are after.

Styles we recommend it for: Art deco, classic, timber interiors, eastern, luxury hotels

Grey

Contemporary, with no compromises

The grey mirror gives a slightly cool, neutralised reflection, ideal for contemporary interiors and cleanly designed spaces. It fits perfectly into bathrooms built from grey materials (concrete, stone, ceramic) and into designed offices where a refined finish is wanted. It is also much in demand in high-end retail spaces and showrooms.

Styles we recommend it for: Minimalist, industrial, contemporary, designer bathroom, office

Rose

Soft and bright

The rose mirror brings a softness and a bright warmth all its own. Its delicate tone moves between nude, powder and blush depending on the intensity chosen — never loud, always elegant. It sits naturally in bedrooms, dressing rooms and bathrooms in an art deco or Hollywood Regency style. In a commercial space it creates a flattering atmosphere that beauty salons, hairdressers and fashion boutiques particularly appreciate.

Styles we recommend it for: Romantic, art deco, Hollywood Regency, dressing room, beauty & wellbeing, fashion boutique

Blue

Deep and serene

A cool, deep tone that recalls the sea, the night sky or glazed eastern tiles. The blue mirror belongs in coastal spaces, in spas and wellness suites, and in interiors with an eastern or Mediterranean inspiration.

Styles we recommend it for: Coastal, eastern, contemporary blue, spa, wellness

Green

Natural and organic

A natural tone, somewhere between sage and emerald depending on the shade. The green mirror belongs in biophilic interiors, in spaces with plants and natural materials, in restaurants with a natural feel and in conservatories.

Styles we recommend it for: Biophilic, Scandinavian, country chic, art nouveau, conservatory

Antique

The charm of old mirrors

The antique mirror wins people over with the uneven shading that recalls old mirrors and Venetian palaces. No two antique panels will ever be exactly alike: that is the very essence of the material, and it gives interiors with character a historic, elegant dimension.

Styles we recommend it for: Classic, period, Venetian, hotels with character

Come and compare the colours in the showroom

The colour of a mirror shifts a great deal with the quality and the colour of the light. Our Howald showroom carries samples in every colour available — come and see them in real light before you decide.

Column clad in bronze mirror in a bar — collector's decorative mirror by Vitralux, Luxembourg
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Every mirror in the collection is a one-off
Collector's decorative mirrors

The Antiquemirror collection — one-off pieces beyond the standard colours

For projects that call for something rarer still, Vitralux works with our Italian partner, a specialist in collector's decorative mirrors. Their hand-made pieces — mercury, Venetian, irregular facets, carefully controlled patina — are for interiors where the mirror becomes a work of art in its own right.

These pieces go beyond the standard colours: they are irregular, unique, alive. Every mirror in the Antiquemirror collection is a singular piece that will never be found again in quite the same form.

Tinted mirrors in pictures

Our tinted mirrors in place

Data sheet

The Vitralux Tinted Mirror — technical specification

Colours availableBronze · Grey · Antique · Blue · Green · Rose
How it is tintedColoured through the body of the glass — permanent, and it does not fade with time
SizesMade to measure — any dimensions
ShapesRectangular · Square · Other made-to-measure shapes
Edge finishesFlat polished · Bevelled · Rounded
FixingsSpecial mirror adhesive · Stainless steel mirror screws · Aluminium frame
CareGlass cleaner — a soft cloth, and nothing abrasive
ApplicationsLiving room · Bedroom · Hallway · Restaurant · Hotel · Retail · Office
Decorative collectionThe Antiquemirror collection — one-off pieces to order

Antique mirror catalogue as a PDF

Download the Vitralux catalogue of antique and tinted mirrors: shades available, the effects they give and examples of completed work. Thicknesses and the laminated safety version are set project by project.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the made-to-measure tinted mirror

A tinted mirror is made from glass whose colour was worked into the body of the material as it was manufactured. The colour is part of the material itself: it is permanent and is not affected by time, by moisture or by cleaning. A mirror coloured with an adhesive film is a lesser product: the film can lift, blister and fade over the years. At Vitralux, every tinted mirror is made from body-tinted glass.

A tinted mirror reflects just as accurately as an ordinary one, but the reflection is coloured by the tint of the glass. In front of a bronze mirror the reflection is slightly amber; in front of a grey mirror it is slightly cooled. That effect is exactly what people are after, because of the atmosphere it creates. For strictly functional use, though (professional make-up, getting dressed), an untinted mirror stays more neutral.

For a contemporary bathroom built from cool materials (concrete, stone, grey ceramic), the grey mirror is the most coherent choice. For a warmer bathroom with timber and warm elements, bronze is the obvious answer. For a bathroom in a period style or with fine materials, antique brings a historic, elegant dimension. Our advisers can guide you in the showroom with the samples in hand.

For the standard colours (bronze, grey, blue, green), the tint is produced industrially and is therefore very consistent from one order to the next. The antique finish, on the other hand, is defined precisely by its uneven shading: no two antique panels will ever be exactly alike, and that is the very essence of the material. If you are ordering several antique panels for the same space, we advise ordering them all at once to keep them as consistent as possible.

Yes. Some interior designers deliberately put two different colours together in one space to create a graphic effect or to pick out an architectural structure. A bronze panel framed by two grey panels, for instance, can set up an interesting visual rhythm. That approach calls for a clear picture of the whole: our advisers can help you visualise the result before you order.

Yes. Our Howald showroom carries samples in every colour available. Do come and see them in real light, in your own lighting if you can, because the colour of a mirror shifts a great deal with the quality and the colour of the light. Samples can sometimes be taken home on request.

Let's talk about your project

Your tinted mirror, made to measure in Luxembourg

Come and compare our colour samples in the Howald showroom, or ask for a quotation online.