mirror

A wall mirror that uses two different materials, copper and rope to create an organic, yet industrial feel.

An exhibition where designers explore the idea of negative space from new and interesting perspectives.

A mirror inspired by the Stone Age, when it is believed that people used bowls with water to see their reflections.

An asymmetrical, geometric mirror that's full of equilateral triangles? Shut up and take my money!

Think Fabricate is a Brooklyn-based design studio that's created a range of cabinets and casegoods to help get your clutter situation under control.

Innovative mirrors with a special mechanism change the way we stand when we put on makeup.

The California-based company, simplehuman, breaks down the design process behind their latest product, the Sensor Mirror.

Nendo's new furniture collection looks as if it is peeling away, or splintering. The series includes a chair, coatrack, mirror, and tables.

Designer Diogo Frias noticed this seemingly universal impulse to look at ourselves in the car mirror and decided to create a personal item based on the iconic rear-view mirror design. He calls it JaneDoe.

Remember when we featured the Curl Tables by Constanze Schweda earlier this year? They're back with three new pieces that were also inspired by Kirigami (a type of Japanese origami) and have a similar feel to the Curl Tables.

Young Brazilian furniture designer Humberto da Mata has worked with the Campana Brothers and showed some of his pieces in Milan during Salone del Mobile. His pieces are rooted in an exploration of texture and building layers with different materials.

I just discovered ALLT and I'm addicted. Everything they've designed is ridiculously cool. Run by Peter Simonik and Elena Bolcekova, and based in Slovakia, the studio has churned out quite a bit of fantastic stuff in just a short amount of time (the studio was founded in 2011). Prepare to be amazed: