the N1 mirror
This bespoke commissioned mirror was designed for a study in a Clerkenwell flat. The room is white with dark grey metal framed internal windows and fixtures. A particular feature of this space is a wall with white wooden slats.
We created this mirror to our clients specifications - it is 800 x 1000mm in size. This tray frame is in pale poplar wood, stained white and lime waxed. We cut 10 x 6mm strips which surround the floating 4mm mirror with polished edges. The white strips are arranged in a spiral on a graphite base and the interior of the frame is also coated in graphite.
The mirror has integral split battens on all four sides so the mirror can be displayed in either landscape or portrait. The battens are raised slightly so the mirror frame appears to float on the wall. This commission was created in close consultation with our client.
It is a variation on our strip mirrors and is a good example of how our standard designs are open to customisation.
This mirror is of course unique, the frame is stamped and signed on the reverse.The mirror was inspired by the work of Donald Judd (1928 - 1994) who used panels with strips in his wall sculptures.
We created this mirror to our clients specifications - it is 800 x 1000mm in size. This tray frame is in pale poplar wood, stained white and lime waxed. We cut 10 x 6mm strips which surround the floating 4mm mirror with polished edges. The white strips are arranged in a spiral on a graphite base and the interior of the frame is also coated in graphite.
The mirror has integral split battens on all four sides so the mirror can be displayed in either landscape or portrait. The battens are raised slightly so the mirror frame appears to float on the wall. This commission was created in close consultation with our client.
It is a variation on our strip mirrors and is a good example of how our standard designs are open to customisation.
This mirror is of course unique, the frame is stamped and signed on the reverse.The mirror was inspired by the work of Donald Judd (1928 - 1994) who used panels with strips in his wall sculptures.
