Grand Mirrors, Evervue's premium custom mirror brand, has introduced Grand Mirrors STUDIO, a new collection featuring two architectural design solutions: STUDIO MirrorArt and STUDIO LightWall. The launch signals a strategic expansion beyond conventional mirror applications, positioning reflective and illuminated glass surfaces as architectural features that contribute to a space's design identity. For architects, interior designers, and property developers, the collection offers new opportunities to integrate artistic expression into residential and commercial environments through advanced UV printing technology, precision glass manufacturing, and customizable designs.
STUDIO MirrorArt reimagines the traditional mirror as a personalized design element by integrating custom patterns, graphics, textures, and artwork directly onto mirror surfaces using UV printing. This approach eliminates reliance on conventional decorative films or decals and enables precise color reproduction, smooth gradients, and layered visual effects. Unlike mass-produced decorative mirrors, MirrorArt pieces are manufactured according to individual project specifications, available in large single-piece formats up to approximately 6 × 9 feet. Applications range from custom bathroom vanities and residential statement pieces to hotel interiors, restaurants, and commercial spaces. Designs can also incorporate Grand Mirrors' signature LED lighting, adding a visual dimension while maintaining the mirror's intended aesthetic. More details are available at https://grandmirrors.com/studio-mirrorart/.
Complementing MirrorArt, STUDIO LightWall extends Grand Mirrors' glass manufacturing and LED lighting expertise into architectural wall features and decorative installations. LightWall transforms custom-printed glass into illuminated surfaces, allowing artwork, patterns, textures, and branded graphics to become integrated elements of an interior environment. Through UV printing, designers can explore customized visual concepts beyond conventional wall finishes, including stone-inspired patterns, abstract compositions, and architectural graphics. The illumination adds depth and visual presence, making LightWall suitable for reception areas, hospitality interiors, retail showrooms, restaurants, feature walls, glass partitions, and decorative counters. LightWall offers various glass configurations, including tempered and laminated options, with flexibility for curved architectural applications. Available in single-panel formats up to approximately 6 × 9 feet, the system also incorporates specialized aluminum mounting solutions designed to support large-scale installations. Further information is available at https://grandmirrors.com/studio-lightwall/.
A defining feature of Grand Mirrors STUDIO is its made-to-order manufacturing approach. Rather than relying on standardized decorative patterns, MirrorArt and LightWall are developed around each project's individual design vision, dimensions, and installation requirements. Clients can submit artwork, architectural concepts, and technical specifications, which are reviewed through a design approval process before manufacturing. This approach encourages collaboration among architects, interior designers, builders, hospitality developers, and property owners seeking solutions tailored to their environments. From residential statement pieces to large commercial installations, STUDIO accommodates diverse design requirements while maintaining an emphasis on precision manufacturing, material quality, and creative flexibility.
The introduction of STUDIO MirrorArt and LightWall reflects an evolving approach to interior design in which mirrors and glass surfaces serve not only practical purposes but also contribute to a space's visual identity, atmosphere, and overall architectural character. By combining advanced printing technology, integrated illumination, and custom fabrication, Grand Mirrors STUDIO offers designers greater flexibility to create distinctive interior environments. The collection reinforces the brand's commitment to developing innovative, customizable solutions that unite aesthetic possibilities with practical architectural applications, potentially reshaping how glass and mirrors are specified in design projects.
