Derma: A Geometric Mirror from Enzyma

An asymmetrical, geometric mirror that’s full of equilateral triangles? Shut up and take my money! The latest offering from Enzyma is the Gianluca Sgalippa-designed mirror called Derma and it’s full of all of those things and more.

The irregular hexagonal mirror situates itself between two modules that feature fluorescent segments of color within the grooves of the triangle grid.

The medium and anthracite grays of the frame not only make the blackened mirror pop, but the bright bursts of neon as well.

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