Hotels are the only place I’ve ever come across these magic-seeming mirrors. It’s an amenity less common than a mini-fridge, but more common than a trousers-press.
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IKEA does a lovely version of
IKEA does a version of these mirrors, albeit without the light. Like the majority of IKEA products, it is well made and highly functional. Properly placed, it has quickly become a favourite.
https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/50328528/
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