• 10 Mirrors as Art: A Curated Selection of Pieces That Move the Heart
    10 Mirrors as Art: A Curated Selection of Pieces That Move the Heart Series|Mirrors as Art Part 1 What Does It Mean to See Mirrors as Art? Mirrors are a practical part of daily life — helping us check our appearance, stay safe, and navigate the world. But at the same time, they reflect another version of reality — one that can spark our imagination. (→ Read more) In this series, we explore mirrors from a different angle: as art.Here, “art” means something that brings life to a space — like a favorite painting — and moves you each time… Read more: 10 Mirrors as Art: A Curated Selection of Pieces That Move the Heart
  • The Mysterious Presence of Mirrors
    The Mysterious Presence of Mirrors Series|Mirrors as Art Part 2 The Many Faces of Mirrors Mirrors are objects with many different roles and meanings. Like the rearview mirrors in cars or the convex mirrors on curved roads, mirrors help keep us safe in our daily lives. Mirrors also serve a practical role in our everyday routines—checking our skin, applying makeup, shaving, or making sure our outfit looks right before heading out. They are everyday tools, closely tied to our daily lives. At the same time, mirrors have a mysterious side.Sometimes, looking into one can feel like peering into another world—just… Read more: The Mysterious Presence of Mirrors
  • Gervasoni “Sweet”
    Gervasoni “Sweet” Series|Mirrors as Art Part 3 This was the mirror that first opened my eyes to the idea of “Mirrors as Art.” What is this bold, swirling shape? Gervasoni is a brand full of bold designs that feel like they are the flashes of creativity that seem to fall straight from the sky—beyond logic or explanation. Their pieces have a kind of energy that lifts your spirits. Truly one of a kind. Maybe it’s the power of Paola Navone, the designer behind this piece.This mirror doesn’t need words. It’s fearless, just like Gervasoni—and it invites us to be the… Read more: Gervasoni “Sweet”
  • Zanotta “Sosia”
    Zanotta“Sosia” Series|Mirrors as Art Part 4 When I first saw this mirror, I couldn’t help but smile. I thought, “How delightful!” The small hand-drawn illustrations feel like the kind of sketches you’d make with a pencil in the corner of your notebook—spontaneous and full of personality. They bring a playful, light-hearted spirit to the piece, making it feel warm and inviting. At first glance, it might seem like a plain mirror.But take a closer look—and you’ll see that the entire lower half of the frame is filled with detailed illustrations. It’s a quiet surprise, waiting to be discovered.These drawings add… Read more: Zanotta “Sosia”
  • Glas Italia “Gli Specchi di Dioniso”
    Glas Italia “Gli Specchi di Dioniso” Series|Mirrors as Art Part 6 In English, the name of this piece translates to “Dionysus’s Mirror.”In Greek mythology, Dionysus is the god of wine, abundance, and ecstasy. It makes me wonder—what inspired such a name for this mirror? The colors were striking — playful in a way that made me think of Sottsass. And yes, it turned out to be his work! The flat colors, almost like filled-in shapes, and the richness of the formsgive the impression of primitive symbols—something that speaks directly to our intuition. Even just one piece stands out and brings… Read more: Glas Italia “Gli Specchi di Dioniso”
  • Glas Italia “Sturm und Drang”
    Glas Italia “Sturm und Drang” Series|Mirrors as Art Part 5 What’s going on with this mirror frame? What on earth is going on…?That’s the only thing I could say. The clear, transparent glass… brings to mind the kind of delicate patterns you might see on the frames of artworks in a museum—expressed entirely through glass. (I don’t quite have the right words for it.) “This must be something the Snow Queen made with magic, right?”Nope — it was made by Glas Italia. “It’s ice, isn’t it?”Nope — it’s glass. It wouldn’t be surprising if a conversation like that actually happened—the… Read more: Glas Italia “Sturm und Drang”
  • Glas Italia “Marlene”
    Glas Italia“Marlene” Series|Mirrors as Art Part 7 Go ahead — take a walk in front of this distorted mirror. Watch how your reflection shifts with the warped frame. It’s a strange and fascinating feeling, isn’t it? This mirror, with its sparkling reflection, slim profile, and gentle curves, feels softer and more refreshing compared to ordinary mirrors. It feels like more than a mirror— smooth, round, and full of presence. This impressive piece is named Marlene. When you stand in front of it, you can see your reflection—just like in a regular full-length mirror. Even so, the sense that Marlene is… Read more: Glas Italia “Marlene”
  • Magis “Morphed Mirror”
    Magis“Morphed Mirror“ Series|Mirrors as Art Part 8 This is one of Magis’s new pieces for 2025. The mirror looks soft and bouncy—almost like mochi or jelly. Its design gives it a playful, puffy feel. It would definitely make you smile if you had it on your wall. And yet, it’s beautifully matched with a calm, dark brown shelf made of ash wood. What stayed with me was the warm, calming feel of the wood. Even in a calm, hotel-like space with muted colors, I think it would blend in with quiet elegance—while also adding a striking, eye-catching touch, like a… Read more: Magis “Morphed Mirror”
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