Magis' Déjà-vu is an aluminium-framed mirror that can be either mounted straight on the wall or left standing on the floor. The versatile mirror was designed by Japanese Naoto Fukasawa, whose work is characterised by playfulness and a new way of looking at things and people: the design of the Déjà-vu mirror can be seen as a tray or a plate with a shiny surface, depending on the viewer. Whatever you see in the shape of the reflector, one thing is for sure: Déjà-vu surely will capture the eye in every space!
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Déjà-vu mirror, 73 x 137 cm
Magis
Description
Magis' Déjà-vu is an aluminium-framed mirror that can be either mounted straight on the wall or left standing on the floor. The versatile mirror was designed by Japanese Naoto Fukasawa, whose work is characterised by playfulness and a new way of looking at things and people: the design of the Déjà-vu mirror can be seen as a tray or a plate with a shiny surface, depending on the viewer. Whatever you see in the shape of the reflector, one thing is for sure: Déjà-vu surely will capture the eye in every space!
- Width: 28.74 in (73 cm)
- Depth: 4.13 in (10.5 cm)
- Height: 53.94 in (137 cm)
- Material Polished aluminium, mirror with protective back film
- Colour Polished aluminium
- Weight 46.3 lbs (21 kg)
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Notes
Supplied with brackets for wall hanging.
There might be small marks or irregularities visible on the surface as technical results of the nature of natural aluminium and its brushing and polishing by hand. - Care instructions Maintenance regularly with specific cleaning products for aluminium.
- Product ID: MGAC802
Naoto Fukasawa (b. 1956) is a Japanese designer known for his refined and quietly innovative approach to industrial design. He graduated from Tama Art University in 1980 and worked as a designer at Seiko-Epson until 1988. In 1989, Fukasawa moved to the United States to join the design firm ID two (now known as IDEO) in San Francisco.
After eight years abroad, he returned to Japan and founded his own Tokyo-based studio, Naoto Fukasawa Design, in early 2003. That same year, he launched his own brand, ±0, focused on creating simple, functional everyday objects. In addition to his design work, Fukasawa teaches product design at both Musashino Art University and Tama Art University.
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