The Magis Déjà-vu floor-standing mirror with extruded aluminium frame, polished die-cast aluminium joints and back-filmed glass brings full-height reflection into contemporary interiors with a precise, visually light presence. Magis combines polished metal detailing with a restrained vertical profile, creating an indoor mirror suited to bedrooms, dressing areas and refined hospitality environments. A wall fixing kit is included for secure positioning, while the slim aluminium frame keeps this full-length floor mirror elegant and architectural.

A refined expression within Naoto Fukasawa x Magis

Within Naoto Fukasawa x Magis, Déjà-vu reflects an approach based on familiarity, proportion and carefully resolved construction. The extruded aluminium frame defines the vertical outline with minimal interruption, while polished die-cast aluminium joints introduce subtle points of brightness around the back-filmed glass. With its 190 cm height, the mirror provides a generous full-length reflective surface while maintaining the same quiet design language, integrating naturally into residential, hotel and contract settings.

Vertical reflection within Magis Home Accessories

Positioned within Magis Home Accessories, the Déjà-vu mirror combines decorative presence with everyday functionality. Its floor-standing format supports full-body use while the included wall fixing kit adds stability, making it appropriate for dressing rooms, guest suites and premium residential interiors. The aluminium construction gives the design a crisp metallic edge, yet the narrow profile preserves visual openness while its 190 cm height provides a complete vertical reflection. As an aluminium frame floor mirror, it can introduce depth and reflected light into compact spaces or become a controlled architectural feature in larger rooms. Its clean surfaces coordinate easily with wood, stone and upholstered finishes.

Naoto Fukasawa and the discipline of essential form

Naoto Fukasawa gives Déjà-vu its understated character by allowing scale, reflection and material precision to define the object rather than decoration. The mirror coordinates naturally with Magis Tables & Low Tables, particularly in entrance, dressing and hospitality compositions where reflective surfaces can extend the perception of space. The polished joints add refinement without disrupting the simple geometry, while the full-height format gives the piece a strong yet restrained vertical presence. Whether specified as a large floor mirror for a hotel suite, a dressing mirror for the home or a refined accessory for a contract project, Déjà-vu offers architects and interior designers a sophisticated balance of functionality, scale and contemporary Italian design clarity.