Mirror space

See the interiors of Beijing's Mirror Garden store designed by Archstudio: a white labyrinth of mirrors articulated for any activity.

Mirror surfaces are used to reflect natural light and create the illusion of larger spaces in this small duplex in the heart of Tel Aviv, renovated by Interior Designer Yael Perry. The owner of this 62 sqm (+30 sqm balcony) Duplex wished to create a modern stylish getaway for himself in the heart of Tel Aviv.

Guillermo Hevia García and Nicolás Urzúa have created a concealed garden fenced in by mirrors for the Santiago edition of MoMA's Young Architects Program

WE WROTE ABOUT Mathias Kiss' mirrored sculptures and other work (here) in 2014, but as the new year is often a time for reflection, we thought we might take this point literally and feature a few of our favourite artistic works rendered in mirror.

'a moving mirror' by rafael gomez

Completed in 2010 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Images by Azrin Alom, Bashirul Mughni. GTG is a One-Stop IT and communications solution provider in Bangladesh. They occupy top several floors of Concord Tower. We worked for their head...

the new experimental technology lab (next lab), at the melbourne school of design, is a digital makerspace designed by architecture practice ample

Visual artist Shirin Abedinirad creates stunning mirror installations while traveling the world. Whether she places mirrors on the steps of a staircase in Treviso, Italy, or in the middle of the Central Desert in Iran, her projects look like the sky is touching the earth. Her latest installation ‘Mirrored Ziggurat‘ in Sydney explores the link […]

Mirrored furniture never goes out of style but also never goes mainstream. It's still fresh and unexpected and allows you to see yourself in every surface.

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See your reflection through the eyes of an insect in Random International's motion-activated mirror.

located in the village of tassoultante, morocco, the intervention provides an interactive landscape for users to explore like a maze.

Slow Lens is the newest piece from French artist Vincent Leroy, who often explores optics and light in his large-scale installation work. The piece is suspended from above, and a network of curved, translucent lenses distorts the viewer’s perspective. Displayed en plein air, the connected lenses slowly rotate and ofter multiplied visions of the surroundingContinue reading "Curved Lenses Multiply Everyday Views of Paris in a New Mobile Installation by Vincent Leroy"

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At the Museum of Illusions in New York City, optical illusions play with motion, color, patterns and space to trick the mind.

"Filled with the brilliance of life" by Japanese artist

Welcome to Jason Bruges Studio

I know that mirror installations are the tired topic But Personally I wanted to work on the deformation of a space with mirrors. So for me it was interesting to put mirrors cubes inside the (mirrored) space to see how it might “break” the space itself. The most tasteful process here is to break this smooth even surface and to create new dimensions within it. To go beyond the human. Beyond our usual perception of space. To go into the different dimension 😋 So we can sit there for a while😉…

I know that mirror installations are the tired topic But Personally I wanted to work on the deformation of a space with mirrors. So for me it was interesting to put mirrors cubes inside the (mirrored) space to see how it might “break” the space itself. The most tasteful process here is to break this smooth even surface and to create new dimensions within it. To go beyond the human. Beyond our usual perception of space. To go into the different dimension 😋 So we can sit there for a while😉…