The corners of rooms are under-utilized spaces, so the designer of the Check Mirror took the opportunity to make a piece that would nestle in there quite nicely. The Menu product is fairly minimalist in form, comprising a steel frame and a long rectangular reflector, but it's a quirk of the former component that actually gives it more versatility.
The top bar of the metal border has been bent out of shape, forming a 90-degree angle backwards. With this pointed and protruding element, the full-length mirror can be securely tucked into the meeting of two perpendicular walls. What's more, the Kaschkasch Cologne Check Mirror may still be effectively placed in front of a flat surface. There, it could face forwards or be angled towards one side of the room or another.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Utilizing Corner Spaces
- Designing innovative products or furniture that make use of under-utilized corner spaces in rooms.
- Minimalist Steel Frames
- Developing minimalist designs using steel frames for various products like mirrors, furniture, or decor.
- Versatile Angled Mirrors
- Creating mirrors with angled frames that can be securely tucked into corners or angled towards different areas of a room.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Exploring new ways to utilize corner spaces in interior design, such as developing innovative furniture or decor solutions.
- Home Furnishings
- Developing minimalist steel frame products, like mirrors and furniture, that offer both aesthetic appeal and functionality.
- Home Decor
- Creating versatile mirrors with angled frames that can be used as statement pieces and can be positioned in various ways for different purposes.
