Naoto Fukasawa gives the Déjà-vu mirror a restrained architectural identity, reducing the object to balanced geometry, reflective glass and carefully resolved aluminium details. The Magis Déjà-vu wall mirror with extruded aluminium frame and polished die-cast aluminium joints measures 105x105 cm, creating a generous square surface for bedrooms, dressing areas, entrance halls, hospitality interiors and contemporary living spaces. Back-filmed glass is framed by precise metallic profiles, while the polished joints subtly reveal the construction. Conceived for indoor use and supplied with a wall fixing kit included, this large square wall mirror offers a refined balance of functionality, visual lightness and material clarity.

Architectural reflection within Magis Home Accessories

Positioned within Magis Home Accessories, Déjà-vu brings the collection’s understated language into a decorative object capable of expanding light and visual depth within the interior. Its 105x105 cm proportions create a strong yet controlled presence above a console, along a dressing wall or within a reception space, while the slim aluminium frame prevents the composition from becoming visually heavy. The family is available in different dimensions, allowing designers to select the most appropriate scale for each setting. As an aluminium frame mirror, this version combines a substantial reflective surface with clean edges and a precise metallic finish suited to both residential and contract projects.

Material precision through the Magis design language

The design philosophy of Magis is expressed through the direct relationship between material, construction and proportion. Extruded aluminium defines the perimeter, polished die-cast aluminium joints give the corners a refined technical accent, and back-filmed glass provides a clean reflective surface for everyday use. Rather than relying on decorative ornament, the mirror achieves character through manufacturing quality and controlled geometry. This modern wall mirror integrates naturally into minimalist interiors, but its polished details can also introduce a subtle luminous contrast alongside timber, stone, lacquered furniture or upholstered surfaces. For architects and interior designers, it offers a durable and visually disciplined accessory with a distinctly contemporary Italian presence.

A refined expression of Naoto Fukasawa x Magis

Within Naoto Fukasawa x Magis, Déjà-vu reflects an approach centred on familiarity, simplicity and objects that integrate effortlessly into everyday environments. The mirror coordinates naturally with Magis Tables & Low Tables, particularly when positioned above or near a console-like surface, helping create balanced entrance, bedroom or hospitality compositions. Its square format introduces order without dominating surrounding furniture, while the polished aluminium detailing adds depth as natural and artificial light changes throughout the day. Whether specified as a square wall mirror for a private residence, a refined reflective element for a hotel or an architectural accessory for a premium contract interior, Déjà-vu combines generous scale, precise construction and timeless visual restraint.