Grand contemporary art brutalist mirror by Roos Schneijderberg

Italian Mid-Century Modern decorative mirror by Eugenio Carmi for Acerbis, 1980s Decorative mirror from the Morphos series, square in shape w...

The playful exchange between mirror and inverted shapes, in which they recall the lines of the iconic “Colosseo Quadrato”, the building in the EUR district in Rome - designed in 1938 by three Italian architects: Giovanni Guerrini, Ernesto La Padula...

Sculptural Mirror D by Alexandra Madirazza Dimensions: W 90 x D 5 x H 190 cm. Materials: Marble, Mirror. The sculptural mirrors are made from left...

What A Time To Be Alive Mirror Object by Mark Sturkenboom Dimensions: W 60 x D 20 x H 125 cm Materials: Crashed Ferrari Door, Silvered All unique pieces, made from Ferrari, Lamborgh...

Sculptural enlightened mirror, Maximilian Michaelis Title: The elusive nature of perception, No. 04 Measures: 63 x 155 x 105 cm Material: polished stainless steel, belgian b...

An elegant, etched aluminum mirror by Lorenzo Burchiellaro. Signed "Burchiellaro", made in Italy ca' 1970's.

Brutalist Style, Geometric Wall or Console Mirror, American, 2010s A monumental brutalist style wall or console mirror. Chrome clad wood; USA c. 2010s Height: 54.5 inches, Width: ...

Studio Burchiellaro Padova, etched aluminium mirror, Italy 1970s Square mirror in etched and casted aluminum High-end piece Incised with BURCHIELLARO. Check out our goldwood storefront...

Distorting 200 cm Vertical Mirror in Polished Stainless Steel by Julien Vidame. Dimensions: W 94 x D 3 x H 200 cm. Materials: Mirror polished stainless steel. Inspired by a serendipitous encounter in a vintage café in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, Julien Vidame reinvented the deforming mirror using noble materials. Unlike mass-produced plastic versions, each piece is a unique, patented work crafted from thick, mirror-polished stainless steel that reflects with clarity while offering fluid, ever-changing undulations. The result is a 'living' reflection that shifts dynamically with the observer's movement, creating a constant dialogue between the object and the space. Julien Vidame's career as a designer began with a childhood passion for sketching that evolved into a professional vocation. After gaining experience in London’s design scene, he returned to Brittany to establish Vidame Édition and develop his signature prototypes. His early success was defined by the "Vague" range, which showcased his technical ingenuity through the creation of a custom folding machine and secured the Prix Découverte at Maison & Objet in 2009. The designer achieved ultimate international acclaim in 2022 through high-profile collaborations and awards. His "Coquillage" shelf received the prestigious FD100 prize at the Elysée Palace, honoring it as one of the top projects promoting French creation globally. This period of success was further highlighted by his work for Gucci’s Milan Fashion Week show, where he provided 260 of his patented distorting mirrors...

Transform your home decor with this Modern Abstract Acrylic Wall Mirror, a captivating statement piece that merges artistry and modern design. Standing an impressive approximately 73...