A shower caddy is disclosed. The shower caddy includes a first foldable cover, attached to a back cover via a first spine, the first spine defined by a first set of vertical fold lines, a second foldable cover, attached to the back cover via a second spine, the second spine defined by a second set of vertical fold lines, wherein the back cover includes a generally rectangularly-shaped surface having a mirror, and at least one light.

An illuminated vanity mirror includes a housing and a front mirror panel connected to the housing. A frame is connected to the housing and positioned behind the front mirror panel. A light emitter is connected to frame. The light emitter includes a plurality of LEDs facing away from the front mirror panel. The LEDs are positioned to direct emitted light toward the housing and the emitted light is redirected through the front mirror panel.

An illuminated vanity mirror includes a housing and a front mirror panel connected to the housing. A frame is connected to the housing and positioned behind the front mirror panel. A light emitter is connected to frame. The light emitter includes a plurality of LEDs facing away from the front mirror panel. The LEDs are positioned to direct emitted light toward the housing and the emitted light is redirected through the front mirror panel.

A selfie mirror speaker may include a surface-mounted mirror that includes a module capable of capturing, broadcasting, and recording still photos, audio, and video of a user; and at least one mirror light, wherein the mirror is capable of being adjusted in height and angle for viewing, demonstrating, documenting, and sharing use and application of cosmetics, grooming techniques, skincare products, and related tools and accessories. The selfie mirror speaker includes an acoustic chamber connected to a bottom portion of the mirror, the acoustic chamber having a speaker integrated within the acoustic chamber. The acoustic chamber may include a downward-facing full-range driver on a lower end of the acoustic chamber; and a passive base isolator on an upper end of the acoustic chamber. The selfie mirror speaker may pair with at least one Bluetooth-enabled device or MP3 player.

A selfie mirror speaker may include a surface-mounted mirror that includes a module capable of capturing, broadcasting, and recording still photos, audio, and video of a user; and at least one mirror light, wherein the mirror is capable of being adjusted in height and angle for viewing, demonstrating, documenting, and sharing use and application of cosmetics, grooming techniques, skincare products, and related tools and accessories. The selfie mirror speaker includes an acoustic chamber connected to a bottom portion of the mirror, the acoustic chamber having a speaker integrated within the acoustic chamber. The acoustic chamber may include a downward-facing full-range driver on a lower end of the acoustic chamber; and a passive base isolator on an upper end of the acoustic chamber. The selfie mirror speaker may pair with at least one Bluetooth-enabled device or MP3 player.

A foldable, detachable travel mirror. It generally includes two halves joined at a central point such that the two halves can be folded together for transport or opened for a larger mirror. The central joining element could be fabric connecting the two halves using hook-and-loop fasteners, and can allow the two halves to be completely separated as desired. It includes light emitting diodes (LEDs) for providing light in low-light situations and a rechargeable battery for operating the LEDs. A standard universal serial bus (USB) charging cable could be used to recharge the battery. Hanging elements are affixed to either half of the mirror to allow hanging of the entire assembly in an unfolded orientation, or to hang each half when separated. The mirror face on each half would be preferably formed from acrylic rather than glass for safety, and would not include magnifying features.

A foldable, detachable travel mirror. It generally includes two halves joined at a central point such that the two halves can be folded together for transport or opened for a larger mirror. The central joining element could be fabric connecting the two halves using hook-and-loop fasteners, and can allow the two halves to be completely separated as desired. It includes light emitting diodes (LEDs) for providing light in low-light situations and a rechargeable battery for operating the LEDs. A standard universal serial bus (USB) charging cable could be used to recharge the battery. Hanging elements are affixed to either half of the mirror to allow hanging of the entire assembly in an unfolded orientation, or to hang each half when separated. The mirror face on each half would be preferably formed from acrylic rather than glass for safety, and would not include magnifying features.

A mobile phone case adapted to accommodate a mobile phone device having a mirrored surface attached is disclosed. The mirrored surface is preferably attached to the back side of the phone case. Alternatively, the case may be a folding type case having the phone on one side and the mirrored surface on the other. The phone case attaches substantially to the rear of the mobile phone, and preferably includes openings which align with phone components. A plurality of LEDs are disposed about the perimeter of the mirrored surface, allowing the object of the reflection to be illuminated. The LEDs may derive power from the phone power source or from a separate power source such as one or more button cell or rechargeable batteries. Optionally, the LEDs are dimmable via a control.

A mirror assembly can include a mirror, a display device, a window configured to provide a view of the display device, and a display region disposed on the front surface of the mirror. The mirror can include a glass layer, a dielectric layer, and a metal layer. In some embodiments, the glass layer is disposed closest to a user. The dielectric layer can include one or more alternating layers of Titanium dioxide and Silicon dioxide. In some embodiments, the display region is positioned outside of a central region of the mirror. The mirror assembly can include a first mirror coupled to a second mirror. In some embodiments, the transmissivity of the second mirror is higher than the transmissivity of the first mirror. In some embodiments, the reflectance of the second mirror is higher than the reflectance of the first mirror.

A mirror assembly can include a mirror, a display device, a window configured to provide a view of the display device, and a display region disposed on the front surface of the mirror. The mirror can include a glass layer, a dielectric layer, and a metal layer. In some embodiments, the glass layer is disposed closest to a user. The dielectric layer can include one or more alternating layers of Titanium dioxide and Silicon dioxide. In some embodiments, the display region is positioned outside of a central region of the mirror. The mirror assembly can include a first mirror coupled to a second mirror. In some embodiments, the transmissivity of the second mirror is higher than the transmissivity of the first mirror. In some embodiments, the reflectance of the second mirror is higher than the reflectance of the first mirror.