Cypris Mirror
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The Cypris Mirror, which resulted from a cooperation between ClassiCon and Austrian architect Nina Mair, is a mirror that is reminiscent of 1950s elegance with its harmoniously shaped radii and brass as a material – and yet it is an absolutely contemporary design.
The generous depth of the surrounding brass frame is visually doubled in the mirror and gets a special formal conciseness while remaining a fine, elegant line when viewed on edge. Mounted on the wall, the ribbon-like brass frame of the mirror becomes a surface for flacons, cosmetic products or small treasures, which receive a perfect frame – a stage that enhances each object. The Cypris Mirror can be used in lobbies or bathrooms, dressing rooms or wardrobes, living rooms or semi-public areas. It is available in three sizes and shapes – the rectangular shape can be mounted horizontally or vertically, or even leaned against the wall.
Cypris Mirror
Nina Mair
Ottone, Specchio
Rectangular shape: Height 180/60 cm, width 60/180 cm, depth 10 cm
Round shape: Diameter 75 cm, depth 10 cm
2015
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