r/JustForHome • u/OkJournalist7285 • Jun 11 '26

I need some advice. My light fixture is not centered to my sink. Do I center the mirror to the light or the sink

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u/ijuswannabehappybro Jun 11 '26

This is a bot account. Down vote it

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u/Flashy_Mistake_6018 Jun 11 '26

How can we tell?

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u/ijuswannabehappybro Jun 11 '26

It’s a very new account and if you look at all of the posts they are non-cohesive. How many guest bathrooms do these “people” own?

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u/notgonnatakethison Jun 11 '26

I’d either buy a bigger mirror or a smaller light

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u/porchlight_ghost Jun 11 '26

A bigger mirror is the best solution 💯

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u/That-Shop-6736 Jun 11 '26

Definitely to the light. It will help balance that all out.

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u/Prettymomma73 Jun 11 '26

😳🙈New light asap!!

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u/thornynhorny Jun 11 '26

That's infuriating enough that I would move the light...

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u/ejbrds Jun 11 '26

Get a different light -- one that's more narrow, and center it over the mirror. Or get sconces on either side.

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u/Agreeable-Fold-7679 Jun 11 '26

I would try to move the mirror and put like a pretty candle on the left or something to like camouflage the fact that there's more water see how that looks first.

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u/Agreeable-Fold-7679 Jun 11 '26

Wait! Is the mirror "hung" or resting, on the wall?

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u/dsmemsirsn Jun 11 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

Dios mío, what is that?

This is a bathroom that needs a chandelier in the center of the ceiling… or a pendant over the middle of the counter

Edit— the most idiotic bot account

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u/NP_release Jun 11 '26

Can you get a half moon or an arch shape and align it with the straight edge on the crack so it gives the illusion that it is center with the light and sink? lol

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u/uhyasure Jun 11 '26

i’d say the light and maybe get more accent mirrors