Two of the most practical objects that people hang on the walls of their homes are shelves and mirrors. It is quite clever then that Guillaume Delvigne should have fused the pair of them together to create these charming Mirettes for client Oxyo.
There are three versions of the lighthearted looking glasses and it's suggested that they may be manufactured in a natural pale wood with the option of black, orange or deep purple paint. These finishes would certainly guarantee that the Mirettes would pop, especially since their whimsical forms already grab one's attention. The designer dreamed up a round mirror and two elongated ones that project outwards from their mounts. They're fastened to continuous ledges in behind them.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fusion Furniture
- The fusion of practical objects, such as shelves and mirrors, offers disruptive innovation opportunities for furniture design.
- Whimsical Home Decor
- The use of whimsical forms in home decor, such as the Mirettes, presents disruptive innovation opportunities for creating unique and eye-catching designs.
- Customizable Finishes
- The option of customizable finishes, such as natural pale wood with various paint colors, provides disruptive innovation opportunities for personalized home decor products.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The fusion of practical objects in furniture design creates new opportunities and challenges for the furniture manufacturing industry.
- Home Decor
- Whimsical home decor designs, like the Mirettes, are shaping the home decor industry by offering unique and attention-grabbing products.
- Interior Design
- Customizable finishes in home decor products allow interior designers to provide personalized and tailored experiences to their clients.
