Simon Gavina Editions Wall Mirrors

Bringing the serenity of the outdoors into the home, the Shale mirror has a distinct texture carved across the frames surface that seems to reach beyond it's limits. The solid ash surface is scored vertically across the grain, and the drawing of Simon Johns’ textures of a crumbling cliff's facade is delicately carved into it. Patterns within the carving and the wood's grain create optical illusions depending on the lights orientation, making it as striking from afar as from up close. Due to the hand-carved facade...

A timeless design scaled up to a colossal size. This impressively proportioned mirror is a stunning addition to a grand foyer or a dining room. With the ability to be wall-mounted in...

A timeless design, this impressively proportioned mirror is a stunning addition to a grand foyer or a dining room. With the ability to be wall-mounted in either portrait or landscape...

Thomas Pheasant ‘Grand jewel mirror’ for Baker, number 7820. Handcrafted by Venetian artists, blends traditional technique with contemporary styling. The...

Designed in 2004 - Paradisoterrestre Edition 2017. Materials: silk-screened mirror, MDF frame Man Ray once again surprises us with unexpected idea: an enigmatic, anticipating, suggesting work. A seed that will germinate in the following decades. Dino Gavina met Man Ray in Paris. At the beginning the meeting was tense because the artist thought he was facing a journalist or a critic. Then his aggression turned into kindness as soon as he realized that Gavina wanted nothing more than to know him. From the corridor they went to the atelier, and stayed together for hours. At that precise moment an extraordinary lifelong friendship was born. Venere mirror...

Transform your space with the opulent charm of our Vintage Rococo Gilt Grand Mirror. Crafted with exquisite detail in the USA, this timeless piece embodies American luxury and sophis...

Bringing the serenity of the outdoors into the home, the Shale mirror has a distinct texture carved across the frames surface that seems to reach beyond it's limits. The solid ash surface is scored vertically across the grain, and the drawing of Simon Johns’ textures of a crumbling cliff's facade is delicately carved into it. Patterns within the carving and the wood's grain create optical illusions depending on the lights orientation, making it as striking from afar as from up close. Due to the hand-carved facade...

Made of glass and smashed gypsum cement, the Fracture Mirror references the striations and accidental geometries of sedimentary stone. This statement m...

Designed in 2004 - Paradisoterrestre Edition 2017 Materials: silk-screened mirror, MDF frame Inviting lips radiating sensuality. A prelude to an invitation, a kiss or a smile – wha...

Man Ray Les Grands Trans-Parents Mirror For Cassina WORDS IN REFLECTION An iconic design mirror that reveals its special, unexpected touch in any room, filtering its reflection thr...

Man Ray Les Grands Trans-Parents Mirror For Cassina An iconic design mirror that reveals its special, unexpected touch in any room, filtering its reflection through wordplay screen...

Dino Gavina "Omaggio a Lucio Fontana" mirror. From a sketch by Lucio Fontana, 1964. Polished mirrored steel, equidistant mechanical piercings. Dino Gavina (1922 – 2007) was an Italian entrepreneur, designer and publisher. He is one of the most important entrepreneurial figures in the Italian furniture and design sector. Founder of the companies Gavina Spa, Flos and Simon at a time when design was just being born, his history as an industrialist will deeply influence Italian design, revolutionizing the field of furtniture and lighting. Gavina was the first to work with young architects like the Castiglioni brothers, Tobia Scarpa, Bellini, and Vico Magistretti. He was also responsible for the revival of Marcel Breuer’s Bauhaus movement. He was also one of the first to understand the great importance of the store front, enlisting Carlo Scarpa to design the first Gavina store on the via Altabella in the heart of Bologna, Italy. Later, in various other cities, he organized events and exhibitions in collaboration with artists such as Meret Oppenheim, Man Ray, Sebastian Matta, René Magritte, Jackson Pollock, Marcel Duchamp and Lucio Fontana. It was with Fontana in particular that Gavina felt a deep connection, and this would be one of the most important professional relationships of his career. Their first encounter in 1954 marks the beginning of a great friendship that would last a lifetime. Over the course of more than a decade, Gavina would direct Fontana to the greatest architects in Milan for the design of their products. In 1964, following the “Lamiere” exhibition (Metal Sheets) at the Gavina shop in Milan, Dino Gavina gave Lucio Fontana the IDEA to create a large metal plated...