Les Brothers mirror by Miniforms is part of the fascinatingly eccentric Les Brothers family which includes mirrors of different sizes and shapes. The frameless Les Brothers charms with its minimalist appearance, consisting only of a round mirror surface and a beautiful, eye-catching beech wall bracket. The Les Brothers mirror brings a sense of more space to any room and is suitable for the wall of a hallway, dressing room or bedroom, for example.
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Les Brothers mirror, round, 65 cm, beech
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Les Brothers mirror by Miniforms is part of the fascinatingly eccentric Les Brothers family which includes mirrors of different sizes and shapes. The frameless Les Brothers charms with its minimalist appearance, consisting only of a round mirror surface and a beautiful, eye-catching beech wall bracket. The Les Brothers mirror brings a sense of more space to any room and is suitable for the wall of a hallway, dressing room or bedroom, for example.
- Width: 65 cm
- Diameter: 65 cm
- Depth: 4.7 cm
- Height: 65 cm
- Colour Clear, beech
- Material Glass, beech
- Weight 6 kg
- Notes Mounting screws are included.
- Product ID: MIN-SP19
Paolo Cappello is an Italian designer known for his innovative and elegant approach to design. He graduated in Industrial Design from the Politecnico di Milano and later established his own design studio, called Paolo Cappello Design, in Milan. Cappello's design philosophy is based on simplicity, functionality, and attention to detail. Clean lines, minimalist shapes, and sophisticated use of materials characterize his products. Cappello's designs have been exhibited at many prestigious expositions worldwide, from Rome and Milan to New York and Shanghai.
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