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  • Sentosa Resort and Spa | Synergraphic Design

    Sentosa Resort and Spa View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes Waterjet, UV Glue Artist - Architect - Completed By 2012 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Stacked Glass - Glass Elements Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

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    Feng Shui Restaurant Crocks Ford Hotel View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes Printed Glass, Blown Glass Artist - Architect - Completed By 2015 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Customized Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

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    Eco Booth Singapore View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO Recycled fused glass countertop. Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes - Artist - Architect - Completed By 2023 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials - Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

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  • A Quick Guide to Antique Mirrors and their Role in Modern Design

    Antique mirrors have long been admired for their ability to add character, depth, and a touch of elegance to any space. While they may carry an old-world charm, their versatility makes them an essential element in contemporary interiors. Whether used as statement pieces, subtle accents, or functional décor, antique-style mirrors bring a unique aesthetic that blends seamlessly with modern design. What Are Antique Mirrors? Antique mirrors are not necessarily old, but they are crafted to replicate the look of vintage mirrors with intentionally aged glass, intricate frames, and distressed finishes. These mirrors often feature: Foxing or speckling – giving a naturally aged effect Ornate or rustic frames – ranging from baroque gilded designs to minimalistic industrial metal Beveled edges – adding refinement and depth This fusion of craftsmanship and artistry allows designers to introduce an elegant, storied feel to modern interiors without requiring an actual antique piece. How Antique Mirrors Enhance Modern Interiors Creating Depth and Spaciousness One of the greatest strengths of antique mirrors is their ability to make spaces feel larger. The distressed or lightly tinted reflections soften harsh lighting and create an inviting atmosphere without the starkness of a regular mirror. This is particularly effective in: Compact apartments that need an illusion of depth Hallways and entryways to enhance openness Dining rooms and living areas to amplify light Adding Texture and Contrast Modern design often leans towards clean lines and smooth surfaces. Antique mirrors introduce texture and contrast by incorporating aged elements that balance sleek materials such as glass, concrete, or metal. The juxtaposition of old and new creates a visually rich environment that feels curated and sophisticated. Enhancing Light and Reflection Strategically placed antique mirrors can enhance natural light by reflecting it across the room. Their soft, diffused glow adds warmth, making interiors feel more inviting and comfortable. Consider positioning them: Across from windows to maximize daylight Behind lighting fixtures for a subtle glow In dark corners to brighten up the space Serving as Statement Art Pieces With their distinctive patina, intricate detailing, and unique character, antique mirrors function as artwork in themselves. Whether it’s an oversized distressed mirror leaning against a wall or a collection of smaller vintage-style mirrors arranged gallery-style, they add a bold focal point to any room. Blending Traditional with Contemporary Styles Antique mirrors effortlessly bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary aesthetics. They complement: Minimalist interiors by adding a sense of history without clutter Industrial designs by softening stark metallic tones Bohemian spaces by enhancing eclectic charm Luxury interiors by bringing a touch of vintage opulence How to Incorporate Antique Mirrors in Your Space Above a Console Table – Perfect for entryways, adding elegance and function Behind a Bed – Creates a unique and sophisticated headboard alternative In the Bathroom – A vintage mirror softens modern fixtures and adds personality In a Dining Room – Enhances ambiance by reflecting candlelight or chandeliers On a Gallery Wall – Mix and match with artwork for a curated feel Antique mirrors offer a timeless appeal while enhancing the aesthetics of modern interiors. Their ability to reflect light, create depth, and add artistic character makes them a valuable design element in both residential and commercial spaces. Whether you want to introduce warmth, sophistication, or visual intrigue, a well-placed antique mirror can transform any space with its distinct charm and elegance. Ready to find the perfect antique-style mirror for your space? Explore our collection today! Synergraphic combines expert craftsmanship with cutting-edge techniques to create mirrors that exude timeless elegance. Each piece is uniquely designed to bring depth, character, and sophistication to modern interiors. With a passion for innovation and artistry, Synergraphic continues to be the trusted choice for designers, architects, and homeowners looking to elevate their spaces with exquisite handcrafted mirrors.

  • FLUID By Synergraphic | Iss 19

    A QUICK GUIDE TO Patterned Glass and Its Role in Modern Design In interior design, glass has long been celebrated for its ability to introduce light, transparency, and a sense of spaciousness into a space. However, beyond its practical applications, glass also offers a canvas for creativity and expression. Patterned glass, in particular, stands out as a versatile and elegant choice that can transform any environment. Unveiling the Diversity of Patterns Patterned glass comes in an array of captivating designs, each offering its own aesthetic appeal and functional benefits. From classic motifs to modern geometric patterns, the options are virtually endless. Traditional designs such as floral motifs, lattice patterns, and textured finishes exude timeless elegance, adding a touch of sophistication to any interior space. Projects Featuring Patterned Glass Private Residence, Sentosa Cove Fabricated By Synergraphic Completed By 2023 Bread Street Kitchen, Marina Bay Sands Fabricated By Synergraphic Specific Materials Used Patterned Glass, Laminated Glass Screens Sample Patterned Glass Swatches

  • Antique Mirrors - Versatile & Timeless Choice for Elegant Interiors

    Antique mirrors have been around for centuries and they still have a place in modern interior design. Antique mirrors can add character and charm to any room as they create a sense of history and nostalgiam, which cannot be achieved with new mirrors. Let's explore the benefits of using antique mirrors in interior design and how they can improve the atmosphere of a place. Firstly, antique mirrors are great for adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to a room. They have a timeless quality that can make any space feel more refined and polished. For example, an antique mirror with an ornate gold frame can be used as a focal point in a living room or dining room. The mirror can reflect the light and create a sense of space, while the frame adds a touch of luxury. Antique mirrors can also remind us of a bygone era and transport us back in time. They can be particularly effective in rooms that have a vintage or retro feel. An antique mirror with a distressed wooden frame can be used in a rustic kitchen or a shabby chic bedroom to create a sense of history and warmth. Antique mirrors can be used to add texture and dimension to a room too. They can be placed in strategic locations to reflect light and create interesting shadows. For example, a large antique mirror can be placed opposite a window to reflect the natural light and make the room feel brighter and more spacious. Alternatively, a smaller antique mirror can be used as a decorative accent to add interest and depth to a wall. In a nutshell, antique mirrors can have a transformative effect. They can add a sense of personality and uniqueness to a room, which can make it feel more welcoming and inviting. They can also create a sense of harmony and balance in space by reflecting and amplifying the other decorative elements in the room. Whether you're looking for a statement piece or a subtle accent, an antique mirror is a versatile and timeless choice.

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