Designer Debuts Mirror Line to Tap Wellness Trend

With a forte in designing master planned communities and model homes, Angela Harris has introduced a “chromotherapy-inspired” mirror series to bring wellness into the living environment.  

Denver-based interior designer Angela Harris has launched a Chromotherapy LED mirror under her name. The mirror – which debuted at this week’s Las Vegas Market and will be shown at the October High Point Market – combines LED illumination with chromotherapy-inspired lighting attributes to support the increasing interest in wellness-focused living spaces.

“The home has evolved into a personal sanctuary,” noted Harris, who is also the founder and CEO of a product-consulting firm Trio that develops bespoke brand identities tailored to a home/community’s unique character. “This mirror was created to bring together beauty, technology, and the emotional impact of light in a way that feels both intuitive and elevated,” she said. The ETL-listed mirror line is manufactured by Chemtex USA.

The Chromotherapy LED mirror features a modern profile intended to complement a wide range of interior styles — from minimalist spa-inspired bathrooms to more expressive design-forward spaces. Integrated LED lighting provides energy-efficient illumination while customizable controls allow users to adjust brightness and color setting to suit different times of the day or personal preference.

Suitable for both commercial and residential projects, the mirror is designed with durability, clean installation, and user-friendly operation in mind. According to a company statement, the new mirror “transforms everyday routines into a more intentional experience by integrating adjustable light settings that reflect chromotherapy principles — using color temperature and hue variation to help influence mood, relaxation, and energy. The product reflects a growing demand in residential and hospitality design for fixtures that merge aesthetics with functional well-being.”

Lighting News Now asked if lighting showrooms will be distributing the line. Dennis Drew of LED lighting fixture manufacturer Titans USA, responded, “This collection will be available through regional markets and rep groups, launching at the summer Las Vegas Market and the October High Point Furniture Market. We also distribute through Wesco Anixter.”

Harris is a frequent speaker at design and wellness seminars during High Point Market. Her chromotherapy-inspired mirrors will be displayed in a designated exhibit space next to the Phillips Collection.

Harris’ firm, Trio, is a described as a “consumer-driven interior design, merchandising, and product-consulting firm specializing in interior design vision, construction documents, specifications, FF&E programming, merchandising, procurement, installation, marketing, and customer service.”

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