This ultra-minimalist flip mirror design is by Javier Moreno for the Danish brand Normann Copenhagen. The mirror's design is very simple and elegant. Normann Copenhagen has launched this mirror for the useful platter at the bottom that holds small items in place.
"The tray design on the base means that flip is both a traditional mirror and an easy and simple storage utility for small items," says designer Javier Moreno.
The platter additon is in fact quite clever. As girls would concur, there is usually a set routine of activities that one does in front of a mirror on a daily basis. With activities requiring the same items for each use, the platter essentially provides easy mobility of the mirror. The mirror on the other hand, acts as a chic appliance for the modern living space.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Ultra-minimalist Design
- The ultra-minimalist design trend provides opportunities for creating sleek and streamlined products in various industries.
- Multifunctional Products
- The trend of creating multifunctional products like the flip mirror offers disruptive innovation opportunities in the home goods and furniture industries.
- Convenience and Mobility
- The convenience and mobility trend seen in the flip mirror design can be applied to other industries, such as personal care and travel accessories.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Goods
- The home goods industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating ultra-minimalist design principles in their product offerings.
- Furniture
- The furniture industry can benefit from creating multifunctional products like the flip mirror to cater to the needs of modern consumers.
- Personal Care
- The personal care industry can leverage the convenience and mobility trend by developing innovative products that provide easy access to essential items.
