‘trame’ – horizontal orientation
french designer inga sempé has created ‘trame’, a mirror system for french company domestic. the mirror consists of self-adhesive PMMA strips which when arranged on a wall, measure 40 x 50 cm. the end result gives the illusion that you are peering through slats into a private space, making one feel a bit voyeuristic, although they may well be looking only at themselves within their own home.
the mirror will be presented at maison & objet at the domestic stand (J51) in paris from september 3rd to 7th, 2010.
‘trame’ – vertical orientation
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