Grand Mirrors, Evervue's premium custom mirror brand, is broadening its architectural glass portfolio with two new STUDIO offerings that combine personalized artwork, UV printing technology and lighting integration. The company said the additions are aimed at architects, interior designers, hospitality developers and homeowners looking for distinctive interior features rather than standard mirror shapes and decorative glass patterns.
The first offering, STUDIO MirrorArt, allows customized artwork, graphics, textures and decorative patterns to be printed directly onto reflective glass using UV printing technology. Customers can personalize mirrors to complement specific interior themes, architectural finishes and design preferences instead of relying on conventional mirror designs. Applications cited by the company range from decorative bathroom mirrors and statement pieces in luxury residences to artistic installations in hotels, salons and commercial spaces. MirrorArt is available in custom dimensions, including large single-piece formats up to approximately 6 by 9 feet, with optional LED lighting integration to enhance its visual appeal.
The second offering, STUDIO LightWall, takes a different approach by combining UV-printed glass with integrated illumination. Custom artwork, stone-inspired patterns, geometric designs and branded graphics can be incorporated into illuminated glass panels, creating features for reception areas, hospitality interiors, retail spaces, restaurants and architectural installations. LightWall offers customizable dimensions, selected glass configurations and specialized mounting solutions, giving designers additional ways to incorporate illuminated decorative surfaces into projects. The interaction between printed artwork and lighting produces a visually engaging design feature while allowing customers to tailor the appearance to their intended environment.
A central element of both lines is a made-to-order approach intended to give customers greater creative freedom. Architects, designers and property owners can submit preferred artwork, design concepts, dimensions and project specifications for evaluation and customization. The company positions the service as a way to integrate personalized design into functional architectural surfaces, whether the project calls for an artistic bathroom mirror, a distinctive hospitality feature or an illuminated statement wall.
The announcement matters for the design and hospitality sectors because it pushes custom mirrors and glass beyond standardized catalog products. For specifiers, the value lies in coordinating artwork and lighting with an existing interior concept rather than designing around fixed formats. For hospitality and commercial operators, printed and illuminated surfaces can serve as branded or thematic focal points in high-traffic areas such as lobbies and restaurants.
The expansion also extends Grand Mirrors beyond conventional illuminated mirrors. The company describes itself as Evervue's premium brand specializing in custom-made illuminated mirrors and architectural glass solutions for residential, hospitality and commercial applications worldwide, supported by extensive customization capabilities, advanced LED technology and precision manufacturing. Through MirrorArt and LightWall, the brand is bringing together artistic expression, custom glass manufacturing and lighting technology in a single made-to-order offering.
