Dressing Mirror (DM1) by Steven Bukowski

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A full length dressing mirror that doubles as a clothing rack to help you keep track of your OOTD. Lacquered steel frame with lacquered wood back and details.

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Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Production Time
Available Now
Date of Manufacture
2019

Period
21st Century
Materials and Techniques
Mirror
Condition
New
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Dimensions
H 84 in. x W 25.5 in. x D 15 in.H 213.36 cm x W 64.77 cm x D 38.1 cm
Seller Location
Los Angeles, CA
Reference Number
LU4986216477571

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Object Permanence

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Co-curated by Leah Ring and Emma Holland Denvir, Object Permanence is a quarterly exhibition series that was created with the initial intent of highlighting Los Angeles design talent. Each iteration of Object Permanence revolves around individual interpretations of a specific prompt, keeping the brief loose and allowing the participants freedom to express their vision and highlight their particular expertise in a broad range of materials. The event was founded as a means to bridge the gap between LA's various creative industries, offering a space to exchange ideas, build connections, broaden communities, and foster open dialogue across zip codes. For Edition 4 of Object Permanence, Ring and Holland Denvir aim to bring this same spirit of community building to their peers on the opposite coast. By bringing together a diverse group of New York designers, Object Permanence aims to build connections and community across the country as well as within the New York design scene. We seek to offer a voice to up-and-coming designers by highlighting their work alongside that of more well-established studios.