Regency Dressing Mirror, Marquis Collection of Beverly Hills Tessellated Stone

1970s large Mid-Century Modern Brutalist mirror by Lane. Intricately laid, highly textured pattern adorns the centre panel, left, right and bottom. Rough hewn forms exemplify the Bru...

An iconic fusion of mid-century allure, space-age flair, and postmodern sensuality, this three-piece dressing table and mirror ensemble by Italian designer Verardo from the 1970s is a rare visual and functional treasure. Fully upholstered in plush red-orange suede, its sculptural contours feel organic and modern, beckoning touch as much as view. The mirrored top is finished with a gold-tinted sheen that reflects warm ambiance while anchoring the design in light and luxury. Supported by chrome pulls and a gilded metal plinth base, the piece evokes a sense of theatrical elegance, with details that elevate rather than overshadow. The dresser is composed in two sections—top and base—that fit seamlessly yet can be separated for safe transport or playful reconfiguration. Subtle curves abound, displaying a form that is both disciplined and fluid. Beneath the mirrored surface, four generous drawers glide effortlessly, offering storage with ease and grace. The lighting feature invites spectacle: two mood-setting options—a soft white glow diffused through undulating lucite and a sultry red ambiance—can be used singly or combined to transform the room’s energy at the touch of a button. The companion mirror, wrapped in thick padded suede, can either sit atop the dresser or hang independently—framed yet unconfined. This is more than a piece of furniture—it’s a statement in texture, light, and design bravado. Its imaginative use of suede, mirrored surfaces, and integrated lighting positions it at the intersection of high-concept décor and collectible craftsmanship. With design references ranging from the sleek minimalism of Milanese modernism to the theatricality of 1970s futurism, it belongs in interiors that embrace both elegance and daring. Your eyes don't deceive you, that is in fact red-orange suede, chrome and gold tinted mirrored glass. Elements of MCM, space-age and post-modern design coalesce. If that's not enough mind bending 70's magic for you, it also lights up. That's right, you can actually set the mood with with two types of diffused light. Click button one to illuminate with a white glow through curved, rippled acrylic, and / or push button two for sexy red mood light. The lights can be singular or combined. This ultra modern and super rare dressing table and mirror are part of a larger set that includes a massive king bed and...

A stunning fusion of natural stone and polished brass, this vintage Maitland-Smith style wall mirror is a testament to timeless design and luxury craftsmanship. With its tessellated ...

Tessellated stone and marble with chrome inlay by Oggetti, 1990s.