Velvet Blue Hall

Mirrors from Deknudt Mirrors, Designed by Esther Everaert

Product description

30 x 6 x 150 cm
6 kg
mirrored glass + velvet frame

Concept

The roots of terrazzo go way back to Venice in the 15th century. Italian construction workers reused marble fragments to design their own “terraces”. Since then, terrazzo moved out from under our feet to absolutely everywhere. The Terazzo Round has a special rotating suspension system, which adds a playful element in your interior. It is also available in a rectangular version.We’ve always associated velvet with glamour and royalty. Today, velvet fabrics still carry a ‘luxe’ tag and are often used in interiors to instantly upgrade the look, and enhance the room with a richness.

The VELVET invites to take a moment for self-reflection as you enter your favourite place of the house. The perfect and cold mirror glass contrasts with the soft velvet frame that invites you to run your fingertips along its sleek profile.

Velvet is also available in other colours and sizes. It can be made to measure from 1 piece onwards. You can even combine 2 different frame colours to create your own unique mirror.

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Part of the collection SIGNATURE.
Manufacturer Deknudt Mirrors
Family Velvet
Architonic ID 20310731
Order number 2924.281
Year of Launch 2023

Also available in 2 other variants

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