Mirage

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2013, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	01.1241.00084
Categories:	Interior accessories ›Living room / Office accessories ›Mirrors

Product description

A mirror consisting in many reflecting surfaces fitted with different angles, thanks to a complex wall fitting system. An innovating interpretation of the tradition furnishing with irony and lightness, where each unit is refined with a mould recalling the classic mirror processing, matching modernity with tradition.

Specifications

Width	800 mm
Height	1500 mm
Depth	80 mm
Material	glass

Articles about Mirage

MAGAZINE

Yoshioka’s mirage: Mirror, mirror, on the wall…

4/4/2013

Can a mirror be anything more than a mirror? Tokujin Yoshioka responds to this question in the affirmative, and with a great deal of finesse at that.

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The Caged Voyeur

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