Avoir une double vision des choses, voici ce que propose le studio Halb/Halb avec le « Mirror 180″. Ce miroir circulaire constitué de deux facettes légèrement inclinées permet d’entrevoir des perspectives différentes en fonction de la position de la personne. Son utilisation multiple et son esthétique sont à découvrir dans la suite.
Product news: Berlin studio Halb/Halb has created a creased circular mirror that allows two people to see their reflection at the same time.
The Mirror #180 by Halb/Halb has a fold down the centre that splits it into two halves and it can be hung in three different rotations.
One option allows two people to use the mirror at the same time, a second can show people at different heights and a third position reflects the ceiling and another area of the surrounding room.
The mirror is made from glass and a wooden fixing is attached to the back to hang it to a wall. It measures 50 centimetres in diameter and is available to buy from Berlin Design Store.
Halb/Halb is a new design studio based in Berlin, founded by Nikolaus Kayser and Nicole Losos. Kayser also works at design studio Böttcher+Henssler, whilst Losos works for Werner Aisslinger.
We’ve also featured Losos’ design for a triangulated wall-mounted structure that you can sit, sleep, read, eat and keep things on.
We’ve published a number of mirrors recently including one with angled tessellated steel panels and another that only works when it’s placed in front of a dark wall. Leandro Erlich also used a large mirror to create an illusion of people scaling the walls of a London townhouse.
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