Two Mirrors for a 72-Inch Double Vanity: The Best 28"β32" Options
For a 72-inch double-sink vanity, the recommended mirror setup is two 28β32 inch mirrors β one over each sink. Here are 14 real options that fit, each shown as a set of 2, with features, pros and cons, reviews, and ratings.
A 72-inch double-sink vanity doesn't have to mean one giant mirror. Mirroring each sink individually with two 28β32 inch mirrors creates a defined grooming space for each person, keeps the wall proportions balanced, and is generally easier to hang than one oversized panel. As a rule of thumb, leave about 1β3 inches of countertop visible on each side and a gap of a few inches between the two mirrors for a clean, symmetrical look.
Below are 14 mirrors from Tetote's lineup available in the 28"β32" width range, each shown as a pair β the exact setup you'd want for a 72-inch double vanity.
1. LED Bathroom Mirror Frontlit and Backlit (2 Pieces)
Features: Dual front and back LED lighting, 3 color temperatures, stepless dimming, fast anti-fog, smart memory function.
Pros: The most reviewed mirror in the whole collection; frameless design keeps two side-by-side mirrors looking seamless.
Cons: Frameless glass may feel plain if you want a more decorative pair.
2. Bathroom Vanity Mirror with Dual LED Lights (2 Pieces)
Features: Three lighting modes (frontlit, backlit, or both), stepless dimming, square corner design.
Pros: The most flexible lighting setup on this list β great if each person wants a different lighting mode.
Cons: No framed option, so best for minimalist styling.
3. Framed Bathroom Mirror with Lights (2 Pieces)
Features: Backlit ambient lighting, 3 color temperatures, framed design in multiple finishes.
Pros: Widest finish selection on this list (Gold, Brushed Nickel, Black), so both mirrors can match your hardware.
Cons: Backlit-only lighting is softer than a frontlit design for close-up grooming.
4. Dual-Lit Framed LED Bathroom Mirror (2 Pieces)
Features: Beveled frame with front and back lighting, stepless dimming, 3 color temperatures.
Pros: A distinct framed style that reads as a matched pair; Gold and Black finishes.
Cons: The framed edge adds more visual width per mirror than frameless glass.
5. Backlit Bathroom Mirror (2 Pieces)
Features: Frameless backlit design, 3 color temperatures, widest overall size range in the mirror collection.
Pros: Soft ambient glow across both mirrors creates a relaxing, spa-like feel.
Cons: Backlit-only lighting is softer than frontlit or dual-lit designs.
6. Beveled Edge Bathroom Mirrors (2 Pieces)
Features: Softly curved corners, precise beveled edge, unlit clean design.
Pros: A polished, unlit option that keeps two mirrors looking cohesive without electronics.
Cons: No built-in lighting.
7. Baroque Style Framed Decorative Wall Mirror (2 Pieces)
Features: Hand-carved scrollwork frame, antique distressed finish, 5X-stronger tempered glass.
Pros: Two ornate mirrors create real symmetry on a wide double vanity; Bronze, Black, and Gold finishes.
Cons: Unlit and a decorative style commitment; fewer reviews so far.
8. Oval Backlit Bathroom Mirror (2 Pieces)
Features: CRI 90+ backlit ambient lighting, oval shape, French cleat mounting for a flush install.
Pros: A softer, curved silhouette that breaks up a wide double vanity wall; easy installation.
Cons: Fewer reviews as a newer shape option.
9. Oval LED Lighted Bathroom Mirror (2 Pieces)
Features: CRI 90+ frontlit oval mirror, French cleat mounting system, distortion-free reflection.
Pros: High-CRI frontlit light is great for makeup accuracy on both sides of the vanity.
Cons: Limited size options currently available.
10. Beveled Bathroom Mirror, Metal Framed (2 Pieces)
Features: Double beveled tempered glass, brushed metal frame, unlit clean silhouette.
Pros: A refined, understated pair for a large double vanity; pairs well with matte black or brass hardware.
Cons: No lighting; a newer listing with fewer reviews so far.
11. Metal Framed Bathroom Mirror (2 Pieces)
Features: Slim metal frame, rectangular silhouette, unlit clean design.
Pros: A slimmer profile than most framed options, good for a minimalist double vanity look.
Cons: No built-in lighting.
12. Farmhouse Wood Framed Bathroom Mirrors (2 Pieces)
Features: Solid pine wood frame, natural wood grain, matte black corner braces.
Pros: Genuine wood warmth for a farmhouse double vanity; available in Natural, Bronze (Walnut), Black, and White.
Cons: No lighting; natural wood grain means some texture variation between the pair.
13. Framed Round Vanity Mirror β 30" (2 Pieces)
Features: Anodized aluminum frame, copper-free glass, minimalist round silhouette, available in Black, Gold, and Silver.
Pros: Two round mirrors side by side create a fun, symmetrical alternative to the standard rectangle; reviewers call installation easy and quality "amazing."
Cons: A round shape gives each person a slightly smaller reflection area than a same-width rectangle.
14. Irregular Frameless Oval Bathroom Mirror β 30x36 (2 Pieces)
Features: Diamond-cut beveled edge, frameless design, oval silhouette, pre-installed brackets for easy mounting.
Pros: The beveled edge catches light beautifully across a pair; reviewers describe it as easy to install even solo.
Cons: Only offered in one size (30x36) currently.
π Final Thoughts
For a 72-inch double-sink vanity, two 28β32 inch mirrors give each person their own dedicated grooming space while keeping the wall balanced and symmetrical. Whether you want matching LED lighting, a decorative Baroque pair, or two clean unlit rounds, order both mirrors in the same finish and size for the most cohesive look β and double-check the exact width and price for your chosen size on the product page before ordering.