Ask Veronica: I have a bathroom mirror with an etched design on it that I need to replace. I’ve tried to remove the etchings with various products to no avail, and I can’t seem to find a replacement mirror online with the exact dimensions that I need. Where can I order a custom mirror locally, or where can I take the mirror to get the etchings removed? –Monica L., St. Louis
Last month, I asked myself a similar question. I was working on a house project and needed someone who could custom fabricate three mirror panels to fit into an antique wood desk. A reader of the Design + Home newsletter recommended I call County Glass & Mirror Co., a local, family-owned business. The mirrors turned out exactly as I wanted. I’m happy to recommend them and I’m sharing a picture of their handy work right here. For additional suggestions, I emailed interior designer Tamsin Mascetti of Tamsin Design Group. She works closely with C Bennett Premium Building Supplies, calling the company “our go-to for custom bathroom mirrors and antique glass.”
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