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The Cabine Mirror Holds More Than the Eye Can See

In French, cabine is the word for a dressing room in a clothing store, as well as of rooms in boats and trains. But in the case of designer Inga Sempé’s Cabine Mirror, it’s a half full-length mirror and a half coat rack. Created for and produced by Japanese company Ariake, the bifold product features double mirrors, increasing the amount of space you can view around it. Highly functional, turn the mirror around to find ten pegs to hold clothing, bags, and more, with a small basket located beneath. It’s easy to see how the Cabine Mirror reflects the Japanese cultural values of keeping a tidy home and presenting your best to the world.

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor coat rack in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold coat rack in styled space

light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

partial closeup view of light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

partial closeup view of light wood arch-shaped bi-fold floor mirror in styled space

hand drawings of mirror design

hand drawing of mirror and coat rack design

To learn more about the Cabine Mirror, visit ariakecollection.com.

Kelly Beall is a Pittsburgh-based writer, editor, and designer with a passion for art, design, and creative culture. Best known for Design Crush, she enjoys discovering and sharing inspiring creative work. When she's not writing, she's likely tracking down new music, teaching herself to play the ukulele, or spending time with her three pets: Bebe, Rainey, and Remy.