Two Way Mirror
Two-way mirrors are commonly used by interior designers to enhance security and aesthetics in various projects. They can be incorporated into design elements such as walls, doors, and ceilings, adding visual interest and creating a modern, industrial feel.
These mirrors are also popular in applications like hidden bathroom TVs or commercial displays.
How It Works
The effect of two-way mirrors relies on the manipulation of light. When light strikes the mirrored surface, most of it is reflected, allowing for a clear image on the reflective side. However, some light passes through, creating a semi-transparent effect. If one side of the room is brightly lit and the other is dark, the viewer in the dark room will see through the mirror, while the viewer in the brightly lit room will only see their own reflection. This unique feature allows two-way mirrors to create privacy and divide spaces, offering multiple functions with the right balance of light on either side.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Applications
Two-way mirrors offer privacy and aesthetics, allowing visibility from the dark side and reflection from the light side, ideal for separating spaces in a unique way.
