Alessandro Mendini, Alfredo Häberli, Álvaro Siza, Antoine et Manuel, Antoni Gaudí, Arquitectura-G, Doshi Levien, Eduard Samsó, Ettore Sottsass, Färg & Blanche, Isabel Gamero, Jaime Hayon, Jordi Badia, Jordi Pérez, Josep Maria Jujol, Klas Ernflo, Konstantin Grcic, Lluís Clotet, Muller Van Severen, Oscar Tusquets, Otto Canalda, Pepe Cortés, Ramón Úbeda, Ronan Bouroullec, Sabine Marcelis, Salvador Dalí, Serban Ionescu, Stephen Burks, Willo Perron, Xavier Mañosa
MIRALLMAR
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A versatile and playful mirror. One of BD's most iconic and prevailing designs. The Mirallmar Mirror was launched at The Casa Barcelona during the Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992. The modular form runs along a zig-zagging spine that can be modelled in unique configurations. Seven squared mirrors can be placed across the spine in different combinations, and one of the mirrors is concave, adding an element of distorted deconstruction. “Intentionally, a part of this spine is left exposed to view in order to give a few clues as to the laws governing its construction.”
Dimensions and technical drawing
180 x 150 cm
70,9 x 59 "
Materials and finishes
Mirror display comprises 7 squared double-faced mirrors in different sizes with variable positions. All mirrors are flat except one concave mirror. Structure, nuts and bolts and discs in zinc-coated iron.
Dimensions and technical drawing
180 x 150 cm
70,9 x 59 "
Materials and finishes
Mirror display comprises 7 squared double-faced mirrors in different sizes with variable positions. All mirrors are flat except one concave mirror. Structure, nuts and bolts and discs in zinc-coated iron.
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