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Why Customize a Foyer Mirror?

Every foyer is different. Many ranch-style homes provide a wide walled entry as one steps inside, facing a wall and a choice of direction. Many two-story homes also have a two-story foyer and present the entry to the upstairs as well. However, off-the-shelf mirrors only come in few sizes and basic frames that limit creativity.

We make it easy for you to customize the perfect mirror for your space, while in the comfort of your own home. You specify size, shape and number of mirror panels; plus, choose your edge and glass style to create a unique look, from a beveled edge, peach tinted round mirror to a flat ground, rectangular clear mirror.

Why spend hours looking to choose a foyer mirror only to make-do with something in the end. Let us partner with you to create the perfect focal point for your foyer.

Wall to Wall Mirror Pricing

To get a price quote we need you to provide the basic measurements. Four pieces of information are needed:

• Length of the entire wall
• Height of the wall
• Number and location of cut outs (including plugs, light switches, etc) and type of cut outs (single, double, or triple)
• Access to the area (if there are stairs/elevators, small entryways, other obstructions)

For larger quantities of mirror we offer whole sale pricing with discounts. Bulk discounts can only be determined on individual basis please use our request a quote form to obtain whole sale pricing

Wall to Wall Mirror Installation

We offer two types of wall to wall mirror installation: a Wall to Wall Installation and a Short of Wall Installation. Both types of wall mirrors can be installed within two weeks, if the residence is within our service area.

Wall to Wall Installation

A Wall to Wall Installation involves measuring a mirror to perfectly "fit" one entire wall, from edge to edge. This involves a glass professional measuring all dimensions of the wall in order to account for any irregularities, cut outs and outages, etc. The ultimate product is a perfectly fitted piece of glass mirror.

This type of installation usually requires the use of a "J-bar" along the bottom and finishes at a "butt joint" with the adjacent walls and ceiling. The remaining exposed edges are polished.

This method of putting in a mirror creates a more seamless, clean look. However, due to the labor intensive process, the cost of a Wall to Wall Installation is consequently higher.

Short of Wall Installation

For a Short of Wall Installation, the customer provides the basic measurements to receive a quote; however, prior to installation a Dulles Glass & Mirror professional would need to get the final measurements.

The glass mirror will cover almost the entire wall, stopping about an inch from each edge. All outer edges of the mirror will be covered by J-bars. This type of installation is less exacting and labor intensive, which results in a lower cost.