Flos
Untitled Mirror n°1
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Design : Ron Gilad
Presented: Salone del Mobile 2010, Milan
id Stylepark: 01.2104.11166
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Design
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accessoires
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accessoires de maison/de bureau
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miroirs
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01 profil du produit
description de produit
The Mirrors series by Ron Gilad plays with one of the most incredible objects ever invented by man: the mirror. Through the designer's creativity and ingenuity, the reflecting surface becomes a sort of magical plane, which when lit reveals evocative glimpses of architectural or romantic interiors. Looking into the mirror creates confusion between the surrounding reality and the image discretely suggested by Gilad's simple, perfect design. "The Untitled pieces in the Mirrors collection are the imaginary space between reality and its reflection. The city views embedded in the least visible layer of the mirror remain hidden when the lights are turned off, and appear as soon as the mirrors are switched on. The collection blurs reality to reveal a surreal world." Ron Gilad. When working with the profiles of some extremely recognisable lamps (Parentesi by Achille Castiglione and Pio Manzu, 2097 by Gino Sarfatti and Fucsia by Achille Castiglione), the play on reality and appearance becomes even more attractive: looking in the mirror we have the sensation that the lamps are in the space next to us. "When looking into the mirror, the spectator will be amazed to discover that decoration also has a function." Ron Gilad.
02 dimensions/poids
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largeur |
840 mm |
hauteur |
600 - 800 mm |
longueur |
2000 mm |
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04 Tags
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To light or to illuminate – that is the question
For quite some time, manufacturers of decorative luminaires were hard hit by the innovation of LEDs. What to do with their traditional designs that were built around lamps and spots? They have since overcome the future shock and the industry is now fielding new products in all shapes and sizes.
Two brothers in a brilliant game with nature. Hey, boys will be boys
I’m tempted to say: It’s about time. Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have been named “A&W Designers of the Year 2013”. Certainly cause for a portrait of these two designers extraordinaire.
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