Congrats, you just discovered May Again’s very first Inspiration Capsule in Mod’arte’s pop-up store in Antwerp!

From overstock bathroom mirrors and fencing on a farm to a dynamic design object: let us present you doet_’s RE-FLECT mirror!

The story

RE-FLECT arose from a simple question: How can a large mirror be designed using only residual materials?

The result is a modular system made from scrap materials, allowing you to stack and connect components into a mirror wall that adapts to your space and needs.

The RE-FLECT mirror doubles as a room divider, breaking up interiors into unexpected views and perspectives. Its modularity sparks a lively interaction between environment, viewer, and object – constantly reshaping itself into new formats and compositions.

Minimalistic interior with a wooden rectangular mirror and a wooden-frame side panel, illuminated by natural sunlight, with a kitchen area in the background.
Interior view of a bright room with a large window showing a cityscape. A mirror with wooden pillars and horizontal wires in front is mounted on the wall, creating a reflective surface that reveals part of the room and a person’s arm.
Empty white room with a black outlet on the wall and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit.

Specifications

Designer: Lucas Desmet (doet_)
Dimensions: 180 × 100 × 195 cm
Weight: ± 35 kg but varies (modular components)
Material: surplus bathroom mirrors + reclaimed pine garden posts
Material origin: Belgium, demolition waste streams (2024)
Lead time: 1 week if in stock, 4–8 weeks made-to-order
In stock: 1 piece
Price: €699 (incl. VAT)
Maintenance: Wipe the mirror with a soft cloth and mild cleaner, avoid abrasives, and check the wooden connectors periodically.
Warranty: Currently none – repair strategy under development (future repair strategies possible thanks to modular build)

The Upcycling Process

  • Wooden posts sourced from old garden fencing → cut with precision slots to hold mirror panels.

  • Surplus bathroom mirrors from Rotor DC

  • Holes drilled top & bottom to allow modules to connect securely with dowels.

Contact May Again to purchase directly from Lucas

This mirror is part of the very first Inspiration Capsule curated by May Again – proving how demolition leftovers can be transformed into flexible, circular design systems that reinvent space and perspective.

A large wooden freestanding mirror with four vertical poles in a minimalist modern apartment.