About this asset

Modern geometric wall mirror panels provide an elegant feature installation in this Revit family, featuring white fretwork screens layered over glass. This wall installation comprises five tall, slender vertical panels mounted side by side. Each panel integrates four vertically stacked rectangular apertures containing concentric, offset geometric fretwork cutouts. The framing elements display a crisp off-white painted finish with bevelled inner edges, set directly against a reflective mirror backing. The rhythmic repetition of the interlocking rectilinear contours establishes a strong graphic statement while bouncing ambient illumination across the room. Crisp transitions between the white lattice screen and the reflective mirror subsurface provide refined depth suitable for contemporary visualisations.

The download is a 809 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for interior documentation and rendering workflows, this Revit component places directly onto vertical walls. Users can assign custom material shaders to the front fretwork lattice and the rear mirror substrate independently within Revit, adapting the look to brushed brass, dark timber, or polished chrome. The family inserts seamlessly into elevation and 3D perspectives to populate feature walls without excessive polygon density.

Suited for high-end residential living rooms, formal dining areas, primary bedroom suites, and luxury hospitality lobbies, this decorative mirror panel arrangement serves as an eye-catching focal point. Visualisers and interior architects frequently specify multi-panel fretwork mirrors, decorative accent screens, and mirrored feature walls above credenzas, console tables, or headboards. The understated geometric rhythm coordinates effectively with contemporary casegoods, metallic lighting fixtures, and neutral upholstered seating arrangements in concept presentations and detail drawing packages.