For cramped quarters, mirrors help provide the illusion of space.
Mirrored houses, cabins and art installations show just how other-worldly mirrors can be in architecture.
Its a fascinating trend that we at TheCoolist have followed closely.
Just how impressive can mirrored architecture be?
Its a blend of architecture and fantasy that is very, very real.
These mirrors reflect a row of cherry trees lining a river bank on the other side of the road.
The mirrored building is split into two wings with the reflected walls angled towards each other.
Mirrored Architecture Mirror Cube at TreeHotel Sweden
This incredible hotel in Sweden takes guests into the trees.
Treehotel offers treerooms, contemporary accommodations and a one-of-a-kind experience deep in the forest.
The mirrored walls of the cabin allow it to blend into its peaceful forest environment.
With a creative use of mirrors, this design appears to come out of another world.
The exterior of the studio is covered entirely in mirrors which reflect the forest around it.
On the inside, the studio has an open courtyard with a garden and a table.
The courtyard is surrounded by translucent walls that allow natural light in.
The mirror architecture of the holiday dwellings reflects the stunning views of the dolomite mountains in Bolzano, Italy.
The houses have separate access, gardens and balconies.
Both also stand on a base slightly above the ground giving them a floating appearance.
He also closed most of the windows and created new ones.
One of the key transformations include an events pavilion with a mirrored canopy.
The canopy is open on all sides and is made of reflective stainless steel.
The reflective steel surface creates an interesting visual for the pedestrians and visitors of the port.
The mirrored pedestal makes the structure appear as if it is floating in the air.
The Breath Box is designed to reflect its environment and work with the coastal winds.
