In a home that already commands the Mumbai skyline on three sides, the last thing anyone wanted was a ceiling reminding you you’re indoors. The instruction was simple but absolute: make the ceiling disappear completely, then give the room something even better than open sky.
The architecture is all about depth, reflection, and quiet luxury. When the decision was made to turn the entire double-height living area and central atrium into one continuous mirrored surface overhead, the challenge fell to us: create a mirror so flawless it feels like a portal rather than a finish.
We installed over 1,200 sq ft of high-gloss mirrored stretch ceiling tensioned to perfect flatness, polished to a deep liquid silver-black, and finished without a single seam or visible edge. Warm, concealed perimeter lighting keeps the reflection rich and alive instead of cold. The result is a mirror that doesn’t just reflect the room, it doubles its height, multiplies its calm, and turns chandeliers and palms into floating constellations.
Most people look up and just go quiet for a moment. The room instantly feels taller, lighter, airier even on a dull monsoon afternoon. Kids end up lying on the rug staring straight up, and grown-ups find themselves talking a little softer. It’s strange how something as simple as a perfect reflection can make a space feel so peaceful.
A mirrored ceiling could easily overpower everything else. Here it does the opposite: it steps back and lets the room feel bigger, calmer, and more alive. When guests forget the ceiling is even there and just feel the space open up around them, that’s when we know it worked.
