Smart mirrors
LINE — MIRROR DISPLAYS · HOTELS · SALONS · FITTING ROOMS
A smart mirror keeps the room's mirror and adds a display behind the glass: time, weather, information or brand content that appears when the mirror wakes and disappears when it sleeps. Hotels, salons, gyms and retailers use them where a normal screen would look like equipment in the wrong room.
At a glance
- Form
- Mirror with a display layer
- Settings
- Hotels · salons · gyms · retail
- Content
- Information and brand media
- Pricing
- By quotation, per configuration
Mirrors that carry a display
The mirror is the furniture; the display is the feature. In a hotel bathroom or a salon station, the surface has to work as a mirror first — clean reflections, no visible hardware — and the screen earns its place only when it shows something the guest or client actually uses: the time, the day's information, a service menu, a quiet brand loop. This line is published by the manufacturer at family level, so this page describes the applications and the questions rather than inventing a model shelf.
Placement decides most of the specification. A bathroom mirror lives with steam and splashes; a fitting-room mirror lives with close viewing distances; a lobby mirror is read from across a room. Each setting points at a different size and mounting answer, which is why the inquiry asks where the mirrors will hang before it asks how many.
Where smart mirrors are specified
- Hotel bathrooms and vanity areas, with guest information on the glass.
- Salons and barbershops, with service menus at the station mirror.
- Gyms and fitness studios, where mirrors are already the wall surface.
- Retail fitting rooms, with size and styling content at the point of trying on.
Before you order
- Name the room type for each mirror: bathroom, salon, gym and fitting-room units are specified differently.
- Tell us your target quantity and configuration so we can confirm the minimum order for your project.
- Say what the display should show when it wakes, so the quotation matches the content job.