tokujin yoshioka: mirage for LEMA at milan design week 2013
lined side by side, each mirrored panel is able to be manipulated and arranged at various positions and angles, transforming the initial structure into several glimmering iterations.
‘mirage’ for lema by tokujin yoshioka
being shown at the 2013 salone internazionale del mobile in milan is ‘mirage’ for italian company lema – a shimmering collage of mirrored plates designed by renowned japanese designer tokujin yoshioka. lined side by side, each panel is able to be manipulated and arranged at various positions and angles, transforming the initial structure into several glimmering iterations – enabled by the specially designed modular coupling system. ‘mirage’ is a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional mirror manufacturing, merging the disciplines of art and design in one cohesive piece.
lined side by side, each panel is able to be manipulated and arranged at various positions and angles
‘mirage’ is a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional mirror manufacturing
the initial structure is able to transfrom into several glimmering iterations
a sketch of the design
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