Four Fun and Funky Mirrors by Designer Paola Navone for Casamilano.

Designer Paola Navone's Mirrors for Casamilano are decorative and still functional. Adding light and reflection to an interior space with some whimsy and style.

Big:


Shaped mirror, with black serigraphed decoration.
MDF support panel. Vertical fitting.
W. 100 H. 72,5 D. 2,5

Door:


Mirror with digital printed decoration. MDF support panel. Vertical fitting.
Cleaning : Use only a microfibre cloth, soaked in water.
Do not use solvents, thinners or alcohols which would dissolve the decoration.
H. 200 W. 60 D. 2,5

Book:



Shaped mirror, with black serigraphed decoration.
MDF support panel. Vertical fitting.
H. 181 W. 66,5 D. 2,5

Bollywood:




Rectangular mirror with digital printed decoration.
Vertical / horizontal assembly.
W. 60 H. 200 inch W.24" x H.79" x D.1"

Casamilano

Inspired By Diamonds. The Stellar Mirror By Jake Phipps.

Thanks to Core 77, I've been introduced to this eye-catching faceted mirror, the Stellar mirror, by designer Jake Phipps. (note: on the Core 77 blog they called it the Spectrum Mirror, but on his own site, Jake has deemed it the Stellar Mirror).

The wreath like wall mirror takes inspiration from the physical attributes of cut diamonds*. The mirror’s reflective qualities, whilst crisp and pure at its center, radiate out with a ring of 750 individually sized and angled mirrored sections, breaking down the light and the surrounding environment, delivering it to the eye as one sparkling entity.



This optical dispersion means that as the ambiance of the mirror’s environment changes throughout the day, so too does its color and luster, creating an ever changing focal point to a room.



Dimensions: 110cm diameter x 9 cm depth
Weight: 40kg
Limited Edition of 25

The mirror is available to buy directly from the studio.

*In diamonds, cut is the primary determinant of value followed by clarity and colour. Diamonds are meant to sparkle, to break down light into its constituent rainbow colours (dispersion) chop it up into bright little pieces (scintillation) and deliver it to the eye (brilliance). In its rough crystalline form, a diamond will do none of these things, it requires proper fashioning and this is called "cut".