With her Piega Mirror, French designer Victoria Wilmotte brings an object of unusual crystalline elegance and astonishing geometry to living environments. The mirror-polished stainless steel makes the surface of the object look like transparent mirrored surfaces. The bends and folds that gave Piega its name create a fascinating play with the refraction of light and colour reflections in any room. With its three-dimensional structure, the mirror thus becomes a vivid object.
Convex or concave? Piega doesn’t reveal it at first glance and surprises its users with faceted reflections.
Natural mirror-polished
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Victoria Wilmotte’s method of working can be compared to that of a sculptor. Despite her use of industrial materials and machines, her work is a finely coordinated crafting process: She minutely weighs volumes and empty spaces and removes material until she finds the perfect angle, curve, and surface. She knows how to surprise the observer with unusual materials.
Paris Exibition:
The "Eileen Gray - Non Conformist" exhibition will be extended until 26 February!!