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Not particularly. It's going to be a fairly high spec'd bathroom and if i'm going to pay good money for a fancy mirror with pretty LED's and a 'super-heater' stuck to that back of it, I don't want to see a white pull cord dangling in the middle of the room.

But that would mean me having to turn the light on every time i use the shower and it's going to have plenty of natural light in there. Unless i wire it into a 15 minute timer and turn the light on > then off whenever i wash? Perhaps a half decent looking fused switch on the wall will suffice...

I'm hoping someone could inform me of current regs regarding a heated bathroom mirror? I'm intending on running it from the existing lighting circuit (120w max) and using an 'invisible' switch behind a wall tile to activate the heater element when needed. But do i also need means of isolations...