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GUBI Adnet Circulaire Mirror - Large 70cm - Black - Fifteen Percent Discount
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Designed by Jacques Adnet | 1950
Few designers have succeeded in making a mirror a design icon but Jacques Adnet was the exception. Today, the elegant leather mirror that Adnet designed in 1950 provides inspiration for designers all over the world. His style is the epitome of luxury, so his 1950’s collaboration with the exclusive French fashion house Hermés was a natural. In association with Hermés, Adnet developed a Collection of discreet yet voluptuous leather-covered furniture and interior accessories. This distinctive, round leather mirror with equestrian inspired detailing is a perfect example of Adnet´s designs at that time. The mirror is available in either black, olive green or brown leather with strap and in three sizes: Ø45, Ø58 and Ø70 cm. The length of leather strap that supports the mirror is in direct proportion to the mirror diameter.
Black Full Grain aniline leather / mirror glass
Includes Adnet hanging - Brass Hardware
MEASUREMENT
H:140 X Ø70 cm
Depth of mirror frame: 7 cm
Strap width: 2.3 cm
Leather thickness frame 4,5 X two layers: 9 mm
Leather thickness strap: 4,5 mm
Mirror glass 4mm according to EN 1036-2
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