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Magnetic mirror by march

toma — Sat, 30 Sep 2017 11:10:37 +0000

A mirror + a magnet: it will hold your keys, coins and other metal objects. Place this mirror on a wall next to your door and never forget your important stuff at home.

Design by march / Lithuania

Calendar with Zodiac sign by Puja Vanarse

toma — Fri, 17 Jan 2014 11:35:18 +0000

Designer Puja Vanarse about project: “This assignment done in Product semantic class. This was a group project. Our topic was Calendar design and each of us designed different calendar. My theme was ‘Zodiac Sign’. After doing user study I designed digital calendar, which shows zodiac signs according day and month. The backside of the calendar is mirror, because my target audience was women.”

Puja Vanarse | Mumbai, India

Rear view mirror for bicycle by Rearviz

toma — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 19:29:36 +0000

RearViz is a stylish rear vision mirror – a removable arm band kit with rotatable, collapsible, convex mirror attached, allowing full view of what is happening behind.Rearviz has introduced a simple solution. A wrist-mounted convex mirror accessory. It allows the user to see what’s coming up from behind and when it is not in use it automatically collapses into a wristwatch like base.

Rearviz | Australia

Giulietta mirror by Luis Arrivillaga

toma — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 12:51:32 +0000

A floor standing mirror in a simple and effective elementary form, graphically displayed. Tubular steel powdercoated with solid wood details, gives the flexibility to be used in different areas inside the house.

Luis Arrivillaga | Milano, Italia

Mirror Perçé by Elise Fauveau

toma — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 15:13:19 +0000

Designer Elise Fauveau from Nantes, France

Excavated Mirror by Snarkitecture

toma — Sun, 28 Jul 2013 18:59:18 +0000

The topographic landscape of the positive version of the mirror appears to have been extracted from the void created by the excavation of its negative twin. While the layered stacks of the positive form culminate in a perfectly mirrored surface, the inverted topography of the negative is excavated from its architectural surroundings to reveal an unexpected mirror within the thickness of the wall. Paired mirrors designed to be installed opposite one another, they have the effect of joining or collapsing the architectural space between them.

Alex Mustonen and Daniel Arsham | Snarkitecture | New York, USA