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Mirror Price Guide — India (Indicative)

Indicative price ranges for the mirror types sold across India, compiled from market rates — not quotes. A plain silvered mirror typically costs ₹60–₹250 per sq ft; ready-made LED mirrors usually run ₹3,500–₹25,000 per piece. Use the ranges to budget, then get a free exact quote from verified local suppliers.

These are indicative ranges, not quotes. They are compiled to help you budget and vary by thickness, brand, finish, fittings and site conditions. For an exact figure, request a free quotation.

Mirror prices by type (indicative, July 2026)

Mirror typeIndicative rangeWhat moves the price
Plain silvered mirror (4–6 mm)₹60 – ₹250 per sq ftThickness, brand (Saint-Gobain, AIS, Modiguard), copper-free vs standard silvering, edge polishing and cutouts
Beveled-edge mirror₹100 – ₹350 per sq ftBevel width (12–40 mm), straight vs shaped edges, thickness, machine vs hand finishing
LED backlit mirror₹450 – ₹1,800 per sq ft (custom); ₹3,500 – ₹25,000 per ready-made pieceLED strip quality and warmth control, touch sensor, driver, shape (round vs rectangle), demister add-on
Back-painted / lacquered glass₹120 – ₹400 per sq ftFactory lacquered (e.g. Planilaque) vs locally painted, colour, thickness, panel size
Antique / smoked mirror₹150 – ₹600 per sq ftIndian vs imported sheet, pattern intensity, designer finishes, panel size
Smart / defogger mirror₹700 – ₹2,500 per sq ft equivalent; most sell per pieceDefogger pad area, sensors and touch controls, magnifier, clock/Bluetooth modules, brand

Ranges reflect typical low-to-high market rates for material plus basic edge work; framing, installation and cartage are usually extra. Large or shaped panels, cutouts for switches, and premium brands sit at the higher end.

Which thickness do you need?

4 mm is fine for framed wall-decor mirrors. The frame supports the glass, so thinner (and cheaper) works.

Use 5–6 mm for vanity, bathroom and wardrobe mirrors. Frameless mounting, sliding-door hardware and humid bathrooms all stress the glass, and thicker mirrors stay flatter — less of the funhouse ripple you see on large thin panels.

LED mirror vs plain mirror

 Plain mirrorLED mirror
Typical cost₹60–₹250 per sq ft₹3,500–₹25,000 per piece (ready-made)
Electrical point neededNoYes — concealed 230V point behind the mirror
InstallationSimple — clips, adhesive or frameNeeds mounting plus wiring; best done during bathroom work
Lighting for groomingDepends entirely on room lightingBuilt-in even, shadow-free front light
Anti-fog optionAdd-on film or spray onlyDemister pad commonly available as a built-in
MaintenanceWipe-clean onlyWipe-clean plus an LED driver that can eventually need replacement

One-sentence rule: if your bathroom light sits behind you at the basin, an LED mirror fixes the face-shadow problem; otherwise a good plain mirror does the same job for a fraction of the price.

Standard vanity mirror sizes

Mirrors are cut to any size, but these are the sizes Indian bathrooms most commonly use. As a rule of thumb, keep the mirror 2–4 inches narrower than the vanity counter it sits above.

SizeWhere it fitsNotes
18 × 24 in (450 × 600 mm)Compact bathrooms, single small basinSmallest size that still works for grooming
24 × 30 in (600 × 750 mm)Standard single vanityOne of the most commonly bought vanity sizes in India
24 × 36 in (600 × 900 mm)Larger single vanityPortrait for a taller reflection, landscape for a wider counter
48 × 24–36 in (1200 mm wide)Double-basin vanityOne wide mirror usually looks better than two separate ones
Round, Ø 18–24 in (450–600 mm)Powder rooms, designer bathroomsAmong the most popular shapes for LED mirrors

Mirror prices by city

Mirror in Bengaluru →Mirror in Hyderabad →Mirror in Chennai →LED mirror in Bengaluru →LED mirror in Hyderabad →LED mirror in Chennai →

Mirror price & care FAQs

What is the mirror price per sq ft in India?

A plain silvered mirror typically costs around ₹60–₹250 per sq ft in India, depending on thickness (4–6 mm), brand and edge work. Beveled and antique finishes usually run higher — roughly ₹100–₹600 per sq ft — and LED backlit mirrors are mostly sold per piece. These are indicative market ranges, not quotes; actual rates vary by city and supplier.

How much does an LED mirror cost in India?

Ready-made LED mirrors usually cost about ₹3,500–₹25,000 per piece depending on size, shape and features (touch sensor, warm/cool light, demister). Custom-built LED mirrors are typically ₹450–₹1,800 per sq ft. Extras like defogger pads, clocks and Bluetooth speakers push the price up.

Which mirror thickness should I choose?

4 mm is fine for framed wall-decor mirrors; use 5–6 mm for vanity, bathroom and wardrobe mirrors, where flatness matters and fittings put stress on the glass. Thicker mirrors reflect with less distortion on large panels — for anything over about 4 ft wide, prefer 6 mm.

How do I stop my bathroom mirror from fogging?

The reliable fix is a demister (defogger) pad behind the mirror — a thin heating film wired to the light switch, standard on many LED mirrors and retrofittable on plain ones. Anti-fog sprays and films help temporarily, and better exhaust ventilation reduces fogging at no cost.

How do I clean a mirror without damaging it?

Spray a mild glass cleaner on the cloth (not the mirror), wipe with a lint-free or microfibre cloth, and keep the edges dry — moisture creeping behind the silvering causes the black-spot edge damage called desilvering. Avoid acidic or ammonia-heavy cleaners on the edges, and never use abrasive pads.

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About this guide. Ranges are indicative estimates compiled by Glassy India from prevailing market rates and last reviewed in July 2026. They are a budgeting aid, not a quotation or a price index of completed transactions. Verify any figure with a supplier quote before purchase.

Also see: glass price guide, glass price estimator, mm to sq ft converter, glass glossary.