NATUREDESIGN Lagoon Mirror

&TRADITION Sillon Round Mirror - The Sillon series of round mirrors, designed by Sebastian Herkner for &Tradition, takes its cue from the French Art Deco movement. Named after the French word for ‘groove,’ the Sillon series of mirrors is punctuated with a corrugated frame that contrasts beautifully with the smooth, reflective glass. Hang at different heights, alone or in decorative configurations in a hallway, bathroom or bedroom.

GUBI Wall Mirror Round 110 - Not only to give the room additional depth, light and a feel of an extra dimension, the Wall Mirror also unifies the interior setting.

GUBI Adnet Circular Wall Mirror - Few designers have succeeded in making a mirror a design icon but Jacques Adnet was the exception. Today, the elegant leather mirror that Adnet designed in 1950 provides inspiration for designers all over the world. His style is the epitome of luxury, so his 1950’s collaboration with the exclusive French fashion house Hermés was a natural. In association with Hermés, Adnet developed a Collection of discreet yet voluptuous leather-covered furniture and interior accessories.

Manatsu is a mirror that is inspired by what we experience. We can see in it the warm representation of a strong moment, that of a season, of summer. It is these warm colors captured in a perfect circle that animate a feeling of radiance and relaxation. The variation and gradation between each color provides a rhythm, a depth that invites the contemplation of the mirror as an object beyond the reflection of its own image. A graphic work inspired by our past, executed by the machine of the present. The pictorial transformation consisting of millions of pixels has been elaborated with a color processing algorithm. It represents the time that passes between the pixelated images of the past through today’s algorithmic processing.

&TRADITION Amore SC50 Rectangular Mirror - First designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen by Space Copenhagen, this geometric mirror comes as a rectangular full-length or in a circular version in either Ø115 or Ø70cm. Both models are produced to the highest standards, with a bronzed brass frame and a silver-coloured mirror.

The amorphous organic shapes of the Dew mirrors are inspired by nature, lending a sense of fluidity and harmony to the rooms where they are situated. They feature a metal edge that defines the character and gives it a minimalist artistic touch.

GUBI Randaccio Round Wall Mirror - One of Gio Ponti’s signature designs is the Randaccio Mirror from 1925.

GUBI F.A. 33 Wall Mirror - Display Model - The F.A. 33 Wall Mirror was originally designed by the legendary designer Gio Ponti in 1933 for that period’s most prominent lamp, glass and mirror manufacturer FontanaArte, which Ponti and Pietro Chiesa founded a couple of years earlier.

&TRADITION Sillon SH7 Rectagular Mirror - The Sillon mirror, designed by Sebastian Herkner for &Tradition, takes its cue from the French Art Deco movement. Named after the French word for ‘groove,’ the Sillon series of mirrors is punctuated with a corrugated frame that contrasts beautifully with the smooth, reflective glass.

GUBI F.A. 33 Wall Mirror - The F.A. 33 Wall Mirror was originally designed by the legendary designer Gio Ponti in 1933 for that period’s most prominent lamp, glass and mirror manufacturer FontanaArte, which Ponti and Pietro Chiesa founded a couple of years earlier.

The soft volume of the Pangea mirror captures and reflects the environment that welcomes it, giving it a touch of naturalness and preciousness. The collection presents two shapes of different sizes that, when combined, create a complementary and fascinating whole. A perfect addition to enrich any space with style and refinement.

&TRADITION Amore SC49 Round Mirror - First designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen by Space Copenhagen, this geometric mirror comes as a rectangular full-length or in a circular version in either Ø115 or Ø70cm. Both models are produced to the highest standards, with a bronzed brass frame and a silver-coloured mirror.