Agath Mirror TV — High-End TVs Hidden Behind Mirrors
French-Made Mirror Televisions for Bathrooms, Bedrooms and Beyond
Agath mirror TV solutions have featured in our whole-home audio video installations for a number of years — traditionally a small mirror TV positioned at the end of the bath or within the shower enclosure. They’re a genuinely good way to relax and catch up on recorded TV from the bath, or catch the morning news while getting ready.
Agath, based in Lyon, France, offers a wide range of mirror TVs, and we regularly install them in rooms beyond bedrooms and bathrooms. Their one-way mirror technology and bright commercial-grade screens mean watching television through the mirror involves very little compromise compared to a conventional TV, making them well suited to kitchens, bedrooms and even outdoor spaces — Agath’s mirror TVs are naturally IP-rated for humidity and heat, and look genuinely striking whether on or off, which is why we’ve integrated them into outdoor bar areas and patios as well as bathrooms.
Sizes range from 14″ through to 98″, giving a real choice across most projects. Custom mirror glass can be specified up to 3m x 2m, allowing a full mirror wall with the TV floating invisibly behind it — a genuinely bespoke solution. Below is a video introducing the 98″ model.
The Range — T2, T3 and the MD Split Module System
Agath’s current range covers flush in-wall installation (the T2 series), on-wall installation with a Corian surround (T3), and split electronic module variants (MD2/MD3) where the screen and its electronics are housed separately — a detail that matters considerably for long-term maintenance. With a split module system, servicing or upgrading the electronics doesn’t require removing or replacing the screen itself, which keeps future technology upgrades — moving from HD to 4K distribution, for instance — straightforward and considerably less disruptive than replacing an entire fixed unit.
Agath Mirror Touch — Touchscreen Technology
Mirror Touch turns the entire mirror surface into a touchscreen, allowing source selection, volume and anything else normally controlled by a Crestron system to be operated directly from the glass. Integrating a Kaleidescape movie server lets clients swipe through their film collection on the mirror itself before selecting something to watch — particularly well suited to bathrooms and swimming pool areas, where a physical remote control doesn’t make sense. After selecting a film, volume and lighting changes can then be handled by voice command via Amazon Alexa or Google Home — an integrated room at its best.
Below is an image from one of our Dubai installations, showing an Agath 40″ TV installed in a bathroom with a sunken bath.
Frequently Asked Questions — Agath Mirror TV
Can a mirror TV be used outdoors?
Yes. Agath mirror TVs are naturally IP-rated to withstand humidity and heat, making them suitable for outdoor bar areas, patios and pool surrounds, as well as bathrooms and saunas.
What sizes are available?
The range spans from 14″ up to 98″, with custom mirror glass available up to 3m x 2m for a full mirror-wall installation with the screen floating invisibly behind it.
How does the split module system simplify maintenance?
The MD2/MD3 split module variants separate the screen from its electronics, so servicing or upgrading the electronics — moving from HD to 4K, for example — doesn’t require replacing the whole unit.
Can a mirror TV be controlled by voice or integrated with a film library?
Yes. Mirror Touch turns the glass into a touchscreen for direct control, and integrating a Kaleidescape movie server lets clients swipe through a film collection on the mirror itself, with voice control available via Alexa or Google Home for hands-free adjustments.
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