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Illu mirror, 65 x 50 cm, white
Description
The Illu mirror by Normann Copenhagen is a mesmerizing looking-glass that stands out with its distinctive, playfully undulating frame. What's more, the squiggly frame is complete with built-in LEDs: when the lights come to life, the frame transforms into a radiant aura, infusing the space with enchanting and ambient illumination.
Created by Simon Legald, the mirror's design is a true eye-catcher, seamlessly melding the worlds of aesthetics and functionality, and making it an extraordinary addition to any room in your abode. Taking inspiration from the charming radiance of classic dressing room mirrors adorned with light bulbs, Illu offers a contemporary twist that seamlessly complements hallways and bedrooms or the living area. Please note, though, that due to the integrated LEDs and their IP20 rating, the mirror is not suitable for use in bathrooms. Wherever you choose to place Illu, it is sure to enrich its surroundings with spellbinding design and glamorous illumination.
- Width: 19.69 in (50 cm)
- Depth: 1.97 in (5 cm)
- Height: 25.59 in (65 cm)
- Cable length: 157.48 in (400 cm)
- Material Glass mirror, PMMA plastic (acrylic), powder-coated steel
- Colour Matt white
- Weight 14.44 lbs (6.55 kg)
- Light source 165 LED light strips, each with a power rating of 24 W
- Colour temperature 3,000 K
- IP rating 20
- Cable colour White
- Plug EU plug
- Hardwired wall mount For hardwired installation please contact your local electrician.
- Dimmable Yes
- Notes The light can be dimmed using a switch in the bottom of the mirror.
- Care instructions Clean the frame with a damp cloth and the mirror with a microfiber cloth and glass cleaner.
- Product ID: NC608380
Simon Legald (b. 1986) is a Danish designer and the head designer of Normann Copenhagen. Having graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2012, Legald began his long and prolific collaboration with Normann Copenhagen soon after graduating. In Legald’s work, craft traditions meet industrial processes, and his style is marked by a modern simplicity in which function and visual aesthetics are kept in careful balance.
One of Legald’s best-known works is the Form chair collection, which was honoured with the iF Design Award in 2016.
Simon Legald – clear forms and honest materials
The Danish designer Simon Legald is known for his clear, purposeful design language and his use of genuine, honest materials.
Legald graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2012 and rose quickly to international renown through his collaboration with Normann Copenhagen. Today, he works as the company’s Head of Design.
At the meeting point of craft and industrial production
For Legald, design is not primarily self-expression but a way to solve practical needs in a clear and aesthetically pleasing way. His design shows a strong interest in the properties of materials and in how the structure of a product can be part of its visual appearance.
In Legald’s work, the meeting point of craft and industrial manufacture is a central starting point: structural solutions are not hidden away but brought in as part of the product’s appearance.
Furniture and objects for modern everyday life
Legald has designed everything from small everyday objects to extensive furniture collections, but regardless of scale, the same idea of clarity and balance recurs throughout his work.
Among his best-known works, the Form chair series was honoured in 2016 with the iF Design Award and a Special Mention in the German Design Award competition.
Who: Simon Legald
- Danish designer (b. 1986).
- Graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2012.
- Known especially for his collaboration with Normann Copenhagen.
- Designs furniture, lighting and homeware.
- Notable products: Form chairs, Amp lamps, Bit stools, Block serving trolleys.
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