An infinity mirror display apparatus, and a method for its manufacture,
which allows a user to rapidly change out or add to a selection of objects
used with mirrors able to cause an infinity mirror effect. The device
comprises a housing having a stationary base member and an easily
removable cover which together define an enclosed interior space, at least
two mirrors positioned adjacent to the interior space with at least one of
the mirrors being partially reflective, and at least one display object
and one light source also being positioned within the interior space. The
cover can be partially or totally removed from the stationary member for
display object exchange. Also, the mirror through which an observer views
the infinity mirror effect in a displayed object must be partially
reflective. Housings can be wall-mounted wherein the infinity mirror
effect can be viewed through a front cover and/or the sides of the mounted
stationary member, or table-mounted wherein a full 360.degree. viewing of
the infinity mirror effect can be possible through the cover. Optionally,
a variety of display object supports may be employed within the housing.
Applications may include, but are not limited to, enhanced display of
collections to which the owner frequently makes additions and the
opportunity to display currently favored personal treasures or art objects
and then to be able to easily and rapidly exchange them at any time for
one or more newly favored treasures or art objects to create a different
infinity mirror effect.
