Design Inferno measures, manufactures and installs custom wall mirrors from its factory and showroom at 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park. Choose framed, frameless, bathroom or full wall mirrors, made to your exact dimensions and professionally installed for homes, renovations and commercial spaces. Request a free measure and quote, or visit the showroom to compare frames, shapes and finishes in person.
If you need a wall mirror in Keilor Park, Design Inferno makes it to your dimensions rather than asking you to work around a standard size. Retail mirrors rarely suit an unusual wall, a wide vanity, a tight alcove or a commercial space. A custom mirror is measured on site, manufactured to your specifications and installed so it sits square, level and secure.
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Our factory and showroom sit together at 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park, so local customers can see the products before ordering. We also make custom wall mirrors in Melbourne more broadly.
Framed or frameless is usually the first decision. A frameless mirror gives a clean, minimal finish. A framed mirror becomes a decorative feature. Custom shapes suit walls that need something beyond a standard rectangle. All three are made to measure, so the style you choose does not limit the size.
Frameless mirrors keep the edges minimal, which suits modern interiors, bathroom vanities, hallways and full wall installations. Without a frame, the mirror reads as part of the wall rather than an object hung on it, and polished or bevelled edges finish the glass neatly.
A frame gives the mirror a defined edge and a stronger presence in the room. Timber, aluminium and custom frame options can be matched to tapware, cabinetry, furniture or other interior finishes, which is useful when the mirror needs to tie a bathroom or living space together.
Round, oval, arched and rectangular mirrors are all possible, along with custom shapes made for a particular wall. Shape options are confirmed during the consultation, since the design, size and installation method all affect what can be produced.
The right mirror depends on the room and the wall. A bathroom mirror is sized around the vanity and the tapware. A bedroom mirror is usually full length. A living room or hallway mirror is chosen as a feature. Larger mirrors also reflect natural and artificial light, which can make a smaller room feel more open.
A bathroom mirror should relate to the vanity below it. We check the vanity width, the tapware position, the available lighting and how much moisture the mirror will be exposed to, then size the panel to suit. Where a bathroom mirror includes lighting or defogging, those features are confirmed during the consultation.
Full-length mirrors suit bedrooms, wardrobe areas and dressing spaces. Because these mirrors are tall and often narrow, secure wall installation matters as much as the size. We check the wall surface before fitting. Mirrored wardrobe doors are also available if you want the mirror built into the joinery.
In living rooms, hallways and entries, the mirror is usually a feature. Shape and frame carry more weight here, and placement matters. A mirror positioned to catch natural light or reflect a good view will do more for the room than one sized purely to fill a wall.
Yes, a mirror can cover an entire wall. Large installations are usually made from multiple panels, measured to the room and fitted by professional installers who secure each panel to a suitable surface. We work with gyms, salons, studios, retail spaces, offices and hospitality venues.
Gym and dance studio mirrors need clear sightlines across the room. We measure the wall dimensions, plan the panel layout so the joins fall sensibly, and install each panel securely. Panel sizes are set by the room and by access to the space.
Salon and retail mirrors have to work as functional stations and as part of a customer-facing space. Mirrors can be designed around basins, benches, shelving and lighting, so the fit-out looks deliberate rather than adapted.
Design Inferno works with builders, designers and commercial clients, with experience across residential, public and commercial projects. Send drawings or a schedule, and we can quote the mirrors as part of the wider project.
Every mirror is measured for its position before it is made. That is what allows a custom mirror to fit an exact wall, sit level with cabinetry and clear the fittings around it.
An on-site measure records more than width and height. We check the wall level, the power outlets, taps, tiles, cabinetry and the access route to the room. These details decide the finished dimensions and whether the mirror needs cut-outs or notches to clear a fitting.
Before anything is manufactured, we confirm the shape, orientation, frame, edge finish and installation method. Edge details matter more than people expect. A polished or bevelled edge changes how the mirror reads, particularly on a frameless panel where the edge is fully visible.
The mirror is then cut to size, the edges are finished, and any cutouts are made in our Keilor Park factory, all to the approved specifications. Production timing is confirmed with your quote.
Yes, you can visit a mirror showroom in Keilor Park. Design Inferno is at 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park VIC 3042, where the factory and showroom sit together. Seeing frames, edges and finishes in person is the easiest way to settle a decision, and the team can talk through your measurements while you are there.
Business: Design Inferno Glass
Address: 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park VIC 3042
Phone: 03 9336 7703
Email: sales@designinferno.com.au
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Service Areas
Design Inferno measures, manufactures and installs custom wall mirrors across Melbourne from its Keilor Park factory. Our team regularly completes projects in the surrounding suburbs listed below. Find your suburb, or contact the team to confirm service for your project.
Questions?
For more answers, see our wall mirror questions.
Send us your measurements, and we will prepare a quote for a mirror made to suit your space. Call 03 9336 7703, email sales@designinferno.com.au or visit the showroom at 48 Logistics Street, Keilor Park.
