Mesmerising Mirrored Mood // Interiors & Art Installations.

Are you ready for Round Two of Mesmerising Mirrored Mood? I know, how could you not be? My previous post was all about sexy mirrored architecture action (see the post here). Today’s post sings praises to mirrored interiors and art installations.

I’m a huge fan of mirrors in interiors. Enormous, single piece mirrors that extend floor to ceiling. No joints please, thanks very much. Not because I’m super vain – I actually don’t really like looking in the mirror, because not-looking makes me feel much happier (you should try it sometime, it really works). Yes, where were we…?

Mirrors are the ultimate chameleons. They are slick, sharp, and they just work. Anytime. Anywhere. (Well almost).

Uffici Criteo /042, Italy by A2BC Architects. Photos by Giovanna Silva.

Mauro Grifoni store in Amsterdam. Photo by Mauro Grifoni. Image via superfuture.

Music School in Louviers France by Opus 5 Architects. Image courtesy of Opus 5.

Apartment in ‘el Putxet’, Barcelona by ARQUITECTURA-G. Photo by José Hevia.

Anzas Dance studio by Yohimasa Tsutsumi. Photos by Misae Hiromatsu / Beijing Ruijing Photo Co. Ltd.

Lucky Shophouse, Singapore by CHANG Architects. Photos by Invy & Eric Ng.

No Picnic Office by Elding Oscarson (previously).

Penthouse Apartment by Lecarolimited (previously). Photos by Gerrit Engel.

The Phoenix Is Closer Than It Appears – large mirror installation by German artist Thilo Frank.

‘Bâtiment’ installation by Leandro Erlich in Paris, a large-scale installation included a mock-up building faced on the floor, with a giant tilted mirror. Photos by Henriette Desjonquères & Paul Fargues, via mymodernmet.com.

Mirror House, temporary installation on the Isle of Tyree in Scotland by German artist Ekkehard Altenburger.

‘Ring’ installation at Place Vendôme, Paris by French designer Arnaud Lapierre in collaboration with AUDI. Photos by ALDS and Eric Mercier, via designboom.

The Crystal Dome at Swarovski Kristallwelten (previously).

Vegetation Room Inhotim in Brazil by Cristina Iglesias. Images via designboom.