A mirrored splashback’s biggest advantage is what it does to a room’s sense of space and light. By reflecting whatever’s opposite it, it makes a kitchen feel larger and brighter than it actually is, which is particularly valuable in the galley kitchens and smaller extensions common in a lot of North West terraces and semis. We fit mirrored splashbacks in three tints: classic silver, which is timeless and suits any décor; bronze, which adds warmth and a designer edge; and grey, a cooler, more understated option for contemporary kitchens.

We manufacture mirrored splashbacks using Pilkington Optimirror™, a significantly higher-quality product than a standard mirror. It resists the corrosion and black edging that affects lower-quality mirror glass over time, holds its clarity for longer, and stands up better to everyday household cleaning products.

There’s one important technical point worth knowing: standard mirror glass isn’t heat resistant enough to sit directly behind a gas hob. For that application, we supply a specially toughened mirror glass, processed specifically to handle the heat of an open flame safely, so a mirrored finish is still very much an option behind a gas hob, but it needs the correct specification.