Restore clarity to antique, vintage and treasured mirrors while retaining the original glass.
Purple Frog Interiors provides professional mirror re-silvering from the West Midlands, with restoration projects accepted from customers across the UK.
Restore clarity to antique, vintage and treasured mirrors while retaining the original glass.
Purple Frog Interiors provides professional mirror re-silvering from the West Midlands, with restoration projects accepted from customers across the UK.

Over time, the reflective coating on a mirror can deteriorate, creating black spots, cloudy areas, foxing and a faded or uneven reflection.
Replacing the complete mirror is not always the best option, particularly when the original glass forms part of an antique frame, vintage piece of furniture or treasured family heirloom.
Our mirror re-silvering service removes the deteriorated reflective backing and applies a fresh silver mirror finish to the original glass.
Every mirror is assessed individually because its condition, age, glass quality and existing backing can affect whether it is suitable for restoration.
We inspect the original glass, reflective layer and protective backing to determine its condition and whether re-silvering is suitable.
The deteriorated silver layer and old protective backing are carefully removed from the rear of the original glass.
The glass is thoroughly cleaned and prepared before a new reflective silver layer is professionally applied.
The new reflective surface is covered with a durable protective backing before the restored mirror is prepared for return.
Re-silvering allows the original mirror glass to be retained while renewing its reflective surface.
This can be especially important for mirrors with unusual shapes, historic significance, original bevelled edges or sentimental value.
The process renews the reflective coating. Existing scratches, chips, imperfections within the glass or damage to the surrounding frame may remain and will be discussed during the assessment.


No two mirrors are exactly the same. We are happy to discuss unusual shapes, custom sizes, period mirrors, furniture mirrors and specialist restoration requirements.
For an initial assessment, please send us:
This information helps us provide more accurate advice and an initial no-obligation quotation.
Mirror re-silvering is the process of removing a deteriorated reflective coating from the back of the glass and replacing it with a new silver mirror layer and protective backing.
Yes. Retaining the original glass is one of the main benefits of re-silvering. The glass must first be assessed to confirm that it is suitable for restoration.
Re-silvering replaces the deteriorated reflective coating responsible for many black spots, cloudy areas and foxing. Scratches, chips or marks within the glass itself may remain visible.
Not every mirror will be suitable. Its condition, thickness, shape, existing damage and construction must be checked before restoration begins.
Purple Frog Interiors is based in the West Midlands and accepts suitable mirror restoration enquiries from customers across the UK.
Send us clear photographs of the mirror, its approximate measurements, your location and details of the damage. We will review the information and advise you on the next step.
Contact us to discuss your antique, vintage or damaged mirror. Send photographs and measurements for a faster and more accurate initial assessment.
Email:
info@purplefroginteriors.com
Telephone: 0121 679 4187
Email: info@purplefroginteriors.com
Based in the West Midlands
Mirror restoration enquiries are welcome from customers across the UK.
Before travelling to us or arranging delivery, please contact us with photographs and measurements so we can assess whether your mirror may be suitable for re-silvering.