Round Mirror with Mongolian Horsehair, Aries by Ben and Aja Blanc

Ben & Aja Blanc create bespoke mirrors, lighting and furniture, meticulously handcrafted in their studio using only the highest quality material and techniques. Their creations blend a personal artistic vision with practical functionality, drawing inspiration from a diverse range of natural elements and historical art references. Inspired by the materials they work with, their creation process celebrates hand crafted skill – from mirror silvering to blown glass and hand built ceramics – alongside modern shapes, forms and functions. Ben & Aja Blanc have garnered recognition from various design publications around the world. Their clientele comprises design collectors, interior designers and architects, spanning both commercial and residential projects worldwide. The Half Moon Mirror...

Unique round and round mirror by Kim Thome Dimensions: D 60 cm Materials: Steel, float mirror Kim Thomé is a Norwegian designer based in London.

Mirror 02 is inspired by our layered collection. It has a pure yet sophisticated design language. The layering of the mirror and the travertine creates a floating effect and is empha...

Round Mirror by Faina Design: Victoriya Yakusha Materials: Steel, flax rubber, biopolymer, cellulose, wood materials, mirror Dimensions: D 80 cm In search of...

This mirror is not just a reflection of light; it's a reflection of the boundless creativity and skill that defines the essence of Italian craftsmanship. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Target Mirror stands as a testament to modern design with its liquid metal/zinc finish. This isn't just a mirror; it's a contemporary masterpiece that transforms your space into a canvas of reflection and style. Envision this mirror in your home—a focal point that captures attention with its unique finish, an interplay of light and liquid metal that adds a touch of avant-garde elegance. Designed by Piero Manara...

Beautiful and luxury illuminated crystal glass mirror made by Bakalowits &Söhne, Austria, in the 1960s. The backside mirror frame is m...