XO Mirror

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

The tubular frame marks  the illuminated perimeter of the mirror and support the shelf

For those who love the luminous transparency of Plexiglas combined with the modularity of different Kelvin temperatures

Spectral is a line of backlit mirrors designed for those who wish to add light and atmosphere to the bathroom environment. Available in Round, Rounded and Oval variants

For those who love the luminous transparency of Plexiglas combined with the modularity of different Kelvin temperatures

For those who love the luminous transparency of Plexiglas combined with the modularity of different Kelvin temperatures

Dedicated to those who always wish to have the essentials at hand

Handy System retraces the past in the sign of continuity; revisited in the light of today.

A seamless element encloses and supports the heart of the console.

Magnetica System is essentiality where nothing is missing.

not only for the bathroom. Our framed mirrors are designed to furnish any environment

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by