Gold Mirror

The surface is treated with fluorocarbon spraying or high-precision polishing to create a mirror-like finish that reflects surrounding light and shadows, enhancing the dynamic visual effect of the building's facade. For example, the Steirereck restaurant in Vienna uses rotating mirror-finished aluminum panels to interact with natural landscapes. The surface coating is UV-resistant and resistant to acid and alkali corrosion, with a lifespan of over 20 years; the core material contains no harmful substances such as formaldehyde or asbestos, meeting green building standards. The mirror effect varies with the angle of light, creating different levels of light and dark contrast. During the day, it reflects the sky and urban scenery, and at night, it combines with lighting to create gradient shadows, enhancing the building's modern feel. Various effects such as pure mirror, brushed mirror, and pearlescent mirror are available, with colors ranging from lake blue, titanium silver, flash silver, black pearl, champagne gold, and brushed red copper, suitable for minimalist, industrial, and futuristic styles. Commercial buildings: hotels, office buildings, shopping mall facades enhance visual appeal through mirror reflections. Public facilities: subway stations, art galleries create an artistic atmosphere using dynamic light and shadow. Ecological buildings: combined with greenery and water features, reflecting natural elements to form ecological interactions.