Mirror Liquid Metal

Mirror window Materials: polished brass and mirror Measures: Height: 101 cm Width: 3 cm Depth: 168 cm Estimated production time: 6-7 weeks.

Mirror crystal Materials: polished brass and mirror Estimated production time: 8 - 9 weeks Measures: Height: 180 cm Width: 90 cm Depth: 15 cm.

Mirror Palace Venetian mirror, glass, lacquered wood in dark red with a glossy lacquer finish. Estimated production time: 15 - 16 weeks Measures: Height: 214 cm Width: 147 cm De...

Mirror puddle Glossy hammered aged brass. Smoked mirror. Estimated production time: 8 - 9 weeks Measures: Height: 180 cm Width: 100 cm Depth: 17 cm.

The "Liquid" mirror series is a captivating collection inspired by fluid movements. With unique shapes and vibrant finishes, these mirrors create a mesmerizing visual experience. The...

The "Liquid" mirror series is a captivating collection inspired by fluid movements. With unique shapes and vibrant finishes, these mirrors create a mesmerizing visual experience. The...

Gilt metal mirror.

"Liquid Days" is a mirror, designed by Nestor Perkal and manufactured by Oscar Maschera. It's shaped by the mirror itself which makes the leather taut. Sewn and assembled, leather takes shape and becomes a carapace. Leather colors available: tan, sienna, orange, red, red-purple, dark brown, khaki, blue, black. DIMENSIONS: D. 64.1", W. 25.9", H. 1.4" "Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images." Jean Cocteau, Le sang d'un poète (1930) Nestor Perkal said about "Liquid Days": "This object has always fascinated me. Is it there simply to reflect our image or is it looking at us? It envelopes us, searches for us, constantly questions us. At Oscar Maschera I looked for what leather could bring to this object and how it could become its supporting structure." NESTOR PERKAL, born in Buenos Aires, lives and works in Paris. Though he trained as an architect, his work has always been oriented to design and interior architecture. In 1985, he founded an international design gallery in Paris, l’Espace Nestor Perkal, where he was among the first in Europe to show and sell pieces from the “New International Design” movement: Memphis Milano, Mariscal and many others. From 1987-1994, he was the artistic director of the goldsmith’s company Algorithme, where he invited many designers to work on edition projects that were highly successful in France and abroad. As a designer, he has collaborated with Drimmer, Lou...