Ovo Ellipse Mirror, Bronze Metal & Bronze Glass Wall Mirror

No. AC-008 The inspiration behind the Ovo Mirror Collection (Arc, Ellipse, and Trapezoid mirrors) was conceived by Lauren's fascination with early light and space artists...

Item No: AC-009 The inspiration behind the Ovo Mirror Collection (Arc, Ellipse and Trapezoid mirrors) was conceived by Lauren's fascination with early light and space artists...

No. AC-007 The inspiration behind the Ovo Mirror Collection (Arc, Ellipse, and Trapezoid mirrors) was conceived by Lauren's fascination with early light and space artists...

No. AC-001 The Cross Tray by Lauren Rottet adds instant glamour to any setting. It is a serious statement piece that is at once both ornamental and functional. The Cross Tray is ava...

No. CG-001 The Mirrored Cabinet packs a lot of functions into one unit. Available with drawers or shelves accessible from the sides, it has a mirrored front and bacl, reflecting light and movement in the space. Its mirrored surfaces comes alive when someone enters the space, reflecting inhabitant's movements and interacting with the changing light, creating different highlights and shadows throughout the day giving the subconscious...

No. TA-002 A chameleon-like piece, the Bent Metal table effortlessly fits with many disparate styles. It is equally at home in an Art Deco environmen...

Isabelle Stanislas’ life is a path paved with geometry, similar to the scalene triangle with its three different sides. This geometrical mix is omnipresent in everything she does and is: in her shared Moroccan, French and Israeli roots; in her work that combines interior decoration, architecture and furniture design; and in her inspiration composed of a permanent balance between a respect for history, the audacity of modernity, and her desire to reunite all of these in the fundamentally essential. In Isabelle’s own words: “To invent is not to question everything. It means using the existing light and space and projecting them into the present. Heritage is not condemned to a life behind a window of the past. If we respect heritage, if we understand its codes and values, then we can marry it with modernity without denaturing it. After all, the past, the present and the future have always been the three sides of the same scalene”. After graduating from l’Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts de Paris with a diploma in architecture, Isabelle Stanislas was rapidly noticed for her work on various collective artistic projects, displaying an open attitude to diverse forms of creative expression. In 2003, her work for the Zadig & Voltaire boutiques demonstrated her now trademark artistic approach, founded on the rationalization of space, the incorporation of authentic historical codes and a deliberately restrained use of neutral colors. This is a philosophy that she has continued to develop, notably through her architecture agency which she founded in 2006. Influenced by the work of Tadao Ando, Renzo Piano and Louis Khan...

Isabelle Stanislas’ life is a path paved with geometry, similar to the scalene triangle with its three different sides. This geometrical mix is omnipresent in everything she does and is: in her shared Moroccan, French and Israeli roots; in her work that combines interior decoration, architecture and furniture design; and in her inspiration composed of a permanent balance between a respect for history, the audacity of modernity, and her desire to reunite all of these in the fundamentally essential. In Isabelle’s own words: “To invent is not to question everything. It means using the existing light and space and projecting them into the present. Heritage is not condemned to a life behind a window of the past. If we respect heritage, if we understand its codes and values, then we can marry it with modernity without denaturing it. After all, the past, the present and the future have always been the three sides of the same scalene”. After graduating from l’Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts de Paris with a diploma in architecture, Isabelle Stanislas was rapidly noticed for her work on various collective artistic projects, displaying an open attitude to diverse forms of creative expression. In 2003, her work for the Zadig & Voltaire boutiques demonstrated her now trademark artistic approach, founded on the rationalization of space, the incorporation of authentic historical codes and a deliberately restrained use of neutral colors. This is a philosophy that she has continued to develop, notably through her architecture agency which she founded in 2006. Influenced by the work of Tadao Ando, Renzo Piano and Louis Khan...

Rectangular wall mirror with dark bronze finish frame. As with all our items, this mirror is made to order and is therefore highly customisable, including in size and finish. The cu...

A bronze wall mirror designed and produced in Italy, c. 1950s.  

A wicker and metal wall mirror designed and produced in Italy, c. 1950s.    

A heavy-alloy brass and metal wall mirror designed and produced in Italy, c. 1940s.