Luz Round and Luz Square share the same technology. The choice is about shape and size, and about the other pieces in the room.
Side by side
| Luz Round | Luz Square | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Round, frameless | Rectangular or square, softened corners, frameless |
| Sizes | Ø 60 cm, Ø 80 cm | 60 × 80 cm, 80 × 80 cm |
| Lighting | Backlit, SMD 2835 LEDs, 120/m | Backlit, SMD 2835 LEDs, 120/m |
| Colour temperatures | 3000, 4500 and 6500 K | 3000, 4500 and 6500 K |
| Colour rendering | CRI > 85 | CRI > 85 |
| Switch | One Touch on the glass | One Touch on the glass |
| Anti-fog | Built-in | Built-in |
| Protection | IP44 | IP44 |
| Mirror | Copper-free, 5 mm | Copper-free, 5 mm |
Choose Luz Round if…
- you want to soften a bathroom with many straight lines
- the room has other curves: a round toilet such as Vega Round, an oval Torino bathtub
- you want the mirror to be a decorative focal point
Choose Luz Square if…
- you want to continue the lines of a rectangular basin such as Evona
- you need a taller mirror: the 60 × 80 cm format, hung vertically, shows the face and shoulders
- you want a wide square mirror (80 × 80 cm) above a larger vanity
Choosing the size
As a rule, the mirror is about as wide as the basin or slightly narrower than the vanity unit. 60 cm suits a single basin; 80 cm suits a wider vanity.
Read also our article on choosing the colour temperature and our LED mirror buying guide.