Designed for the German-based brand, Pulpo, the enriching Miro mirrors developed by Meike Harde gain a duality in terms of functionality. Not only do they fit the conventional decorative purpose that mirrors are so well-known for but it also can serve as a hanger for coats or jewellery. These patterned mirrors were first premiered at IMM Cologne 2017.

These functional mirrors were first premiered at prestigious furniture fair IMM Cologne, last February. Entitled Miro mirrors, it comes in two flat-packed designs, one large free-standing and another smaller version. Even though they appear to be flat, they do have a three-dimensional rectangular frame.

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In addition, this series of mirrors also display a marble surface. Due to near-invisible fixtures, the mirrors almost seems like they are balancing.

“I was thinking about suitable shapes which would show this very decorative, very organic pattern. It’s the reason I decided to work with a minimal frame. It’s just a steel frame, and you can assemble it yourself. It’s flat-packed — this is also a key idea of the project that you can shape it easily.” – Meike Harde

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The larger mirror creates a sense of a room inside another room, as it was explained by Harde. It can also act as a wardrobe of sorts as one can use it to dress. This design sits on a wall-mounted steel frame and can it can be moved at any angle as the person pleases.

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Source: Dezeen