Forget Snow White’s mirror, this one doesn’t compare, doesn’t critique, and never answers to anyone but you. Meet self.space, a sealed-room mirror photography studio that’s as private as your thoughts and as flattering as your best angle. In a region where modesty and
privacy are deeply held values, self.space is reimagining the way we step in front of the camera by inviting us to do it alone. No photographers. No spectators. No pressure. Just you and a smart mirror, inside a sealed, self-directed studio designed for absolute privacy.

For many, traditional photoshoots can feel uncomfortable; unfamiliar spaces, watchful eyes, and the stress of being “on.” self.space changes that entirely. Step inside a sleek, sound-insulated studio where the door shuts, the privacy light glows, and you’re free to pose, express, and
capture your image on your own terms. The result? Photos that feel authentic because they’re taken in a space where you can simply be yourself.

“We discovered that people reject their photos mainly because tension never leaves their faces — not because they or the photographers lack talent or beauty,” say co-founders Mitia Muravev (Founder & CEO) and Peter Bondarenko (Founder & CPO), “That unease is sharper in the Arab
world, where privacy and modesty are woven into daily life.” Mitia leads the brand’s vision, partnerships, and storytelling. Peter builds technology from embedded cameras and edge AI to full-stack infrastructure. Together, they have created a product that packages confidence, not
just photography.

How it works:

1- Walk in – The door closes, and the privacy light turns on.

2- Capture – Tap the remote to take unlimited photos.

3- AI Perfects – Retouching happens instantly, preserving the natural look of skin and
keeping details sharp.

4- Gallery Ready – A link to your encrypted gallery is sent to your phone before you leave.

Whether you’re looking for professional portraits, personal keepsakes, or simply a new way to connect with your image, self.space offers something rare: a private, pressure-free moment in front of the camera.