Serpentine Pear-Shaped Mirror

Be transformed as you gaze into the Serpentine II's apple-shaped mirror. Framed in two intertwined serpent forms made of hand-carved wood this mirror is the perfect way to add a touc...

The Lemprica mirror brings together the whirlwind decade of the 1920's with rich angular shapes and multi-colored glass from the Art Deco period. Materials & Finishes: Back: Iridesc...

Cherish the beauty of every passing glance or intimate encounter with the flawless mirrored glass and exotic floral frame of the Stella. Fanciful stems and ethereal brass calla lilie...

The provocatively vintage Tamara mirror drips with enough Art Deco decadence to transport you back to the glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Her frame's strong geometric lines are coup...

DUPLEX presents UTOPIA: an exhibition that celebrates the spirit of the second postwar Italian Design Revolution. On view now at the Duplex Gallery @ The Mill Building Williamsburg. “The fantastic achievement of Italian Design is the incredibly rich cultural transfer into mass products. The influence of these pieces in the pop culture is incommensurable; I like to make a parallel with the Beatles in popular music. Perhaps, in our modern advanced digitalized democracies, design has lost a bit of its ingenuity and the utopic world is no longer being sought. I want this exhibit to be a tribute to the original vision that permeated the early years of Italian design.” The exhibition feat selection of iconic pieces, with a focus on Acerbis: the “Free System” sofa and “Napoleone” table by Claudio Salocchi, “Due Più” chairs and “Storet” chests by Nanda Vigo and the “Florian”folding table by Vico Magistretti. These, along with cc-tapis rug designed by the Georgian duo “Rooms Studio”, an original 1958 Luigi Caccia Dominioni “Catilina...

DUPLEX presents UTOPIA: an exhibition that celebrates the spirit of the second postwar Italian Design Revolution. On view now at the Duplex Gallery @ The Mill Building Williamsburg. “The fantastic achievement of Italian Design is the incredibly rich cultural transfer into mass products. The influence of these pieces in the pop culture is incommensurable; I like to make a parallel with the Beatles in popular music. Perhaps, in our modern advanced digitalized democracies, design has lost a bit of its ingenuity and the utopic world is no longer being sought. I want this exhibit to be a tribute to the original vision that permeated the early years of Italian design.” The exhibition feat selection of iconic pieces, with a focus on Acerbis: the “Free System” sofa...

Mod biomorphic walnut shaped mirror, France circa 1960's.

Crafted by skilled artisans, this handcrafted organic shaped rattan mirror adds a touch of natural beauty to any wall. Made from all-natural materials, it not only adds a unique and ...