Our face greets us when we look in the bathroom mirror and, unless we have a designated dressing area at home, it's always the bathroom mirror that assists us with a series of tasks that need to be completed.

Some put on makeup, some shave, some pay attention to every slight change in their face, while others quickly glance in the mirror with extreme satisfaction. Whatever the task at hand, there's a common denominator: we all want to see ourselves clearly.

And this depends on the light in the environment we are in and the light surrounding the mirror itself. Not to mention that proper lighting, in terms of design, gives the whole bathroom an extra edge.

Needless to say, in this case too, LED lights come to our aid, not only because they have greater versatility, power, and durability, but also because they resist humid environments better, and with showers and various washings, the bathroom certainly stands out as one of the most humid environments in our homes.

The larger the mirror, the more light sources will need to be integrated; additionally, adding more light sources will prevent the annoying creation of shadows on the face.

For lighting, you can therefore choose wall lights to be placed above the mirror, to be integrated with LED strips or profiles that run along the perimeter of the sides. Both lights can be activated simultaneously or alternatively, to be used depending on what you are doing in front of the mirror, whether you need more or less light, whether you are performing an operation that requires maximum precision or not.