An exploration of form, placement, and reflection - where curtains move beyond function and into a more sculptural role within the space. The STEEL MIRROR CURTAINS are designed to challenge conventional expectations, introducing a graphic, almost architectural presence.

Rather than framing windows, the panels can be positioned freely - against walls, across doorways, or used to divide a room. Their reflective surface shifts with the light, creating movement and depth that evolves throughout the day.

Length and height become part of the expression. Hung slightly above the floor - around 30 cm - the curtains take on a sharper, more graphic line. Alternatively, a shorter panel placed above a doorway introduces a subtle, unexpected gesture.

The result is a piece that sits between textile and installation - adding structure, reflection, and a sense of experimentation to the room.