220,00 €
Only one available.
A sculptural white form that softens the wall with quiet presence and architectural clarity.
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This white space age wall mirror from the 1970s embodies a quieter side of French design, where plastic is shaped into pure, architectural form. Its perfectly rounded silhouette is defined by a thick frame that gently projects from the wall, creating depth without visual weight.
The white rigid plastic softens the object’s presence, allowing it to integrate naturally into a wide range of interiors. Unlike more vibrant variants, this version works through balance and proportion, acting as a subtle yet precise design element rather than a focal point.
Compact in size yet visually structured, the mirror is ideal for entryways, bathrooms, or composed wall arrangements. The continuous circular volume frames the reflective surface with clarity, enhancing light without distraction.
A more expressive variation of this model is also available as a space age wall mirror in orange, offering a bolder and more graphic interpretation of the same design.
Produced by Gilac in France in the 1970s, this patented model reflects a moment when everyday objects were rethought through new materials and industrial processes. The result is a piece that feels both functional and intentional — a minimal gesture with lasting presence.
