Where Scandinavian Craft Meets Japanese Simplicity in Singapore
Japandi is not simply a visual style that can be achieved by combining light wood tones with a few ceramic vessels. It is the meeting point of two distinct but
Mirrors do more than reflect—they define, enhance, and elevate interiors. Our curated collection of decorative mirrors transforms walls into design statements, adding light, depth, and visual intrigue. From subtle accent pieces to bold, architectural forms, each mirror introduces texture, shape, and style while complementing furniture, artwork, and curated décor throughout your home.
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Danish Design Co carries mirrors from GUBI, a brand that produces some of the most recognisable decorative mirrors in contemporary Scandinavian design. Multiple sizes and colourways are on display at our showroom at 100E Pasir Panjang Road.
The most effective positions for a decorative mirror in a Singapore home are the entryway, the bedroom wall opposite or adjacent to the primary light source, and the living room wall beside or behind a sofa or console. Position the centre of the mirror at approximately eye level, typically 150 to 160 centimetres from the floor for a standing position.
A mirror should be large enough to make a considered visual statement without overwhelming the wall it occupies. In a Singapore living room, a mirror of at least 70 centimetres in diameter or 60 by 90 centimetres reads as intentional rather than incidental. In a bedroom, a full-length mirror of at least 40 by 120 centimetres provides practical functionality alongside its decorative contribution.
A decorative mirror and a full-length mirror serve different primary functions. A decorative mirror contributes to the room’s composition and reflects light. A full-length mirror is sized and positioned specifically for dressing. Some decorative mirrors, including larger format circular mirrors, can perform both functions adequately when hung at the correct height.
In a Singapore entryway, a decorative mirror performs two functions simultaneously. It allows a final check before leaving the home and creates the illusion of depth in what is typically the smallest space in the property. Position it on the wall directly facing or adjacent to the entry door, at eye level, above a console table or entry shelf if one is present.
Japandi is not simply a visual style that can be achieved by combining light wood tones with a few ceramic vessels. It is the meeting point of two distinct but
The most fundamental driver of price in Danish furniture is geography and process. Pieces made in Denmark — by brands like Fredericia, Eilersen, and GUBI — are produced in a
Traditional sofa beds have long been designed with straight lines and rectangular proportions. While practical, they often feel rigid and visually heavy—especially in smaller apartments. Bean-shaped sleepers take a completely
Explore our showroom to see, touch, and appreciate the craftsmanship and impact of our decorative mirrors. Test how they interact with light, texture, and your furniture, and discover how a well-chosen mirror can transform a space. Our team is ready to guide you in selecting mirrors that balance aesthetic appeal, functionality, and timeless European design.