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The Ray Mirror by Arts and Crafts
It's a distinctive furnishing accessory, combining contemporary design and minimalist elegance. Inspired by the eponymous clock, sharing its graphic style and harmonious proportions, this mirror stands out for its clean yet sophisticated aesthetic.
Its design features an off-center circular mirror within a larger circular structure, connected by thin lines that branch out like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. This visual interplay creates an interesting balance between solids and voids, lending lightness and movement to the composition. The result is an object that adds personality without being overwhelming, ideal for modern and contemporary spaces.
With a diameter of 90 cm, Ray is a stunning addition to any wall: in the entryway, living room, above a console table, or in the bedroom. Its striking presence is undeniable, yet it maintains a simple and refined elegance. Available in four versatile and trendy colors—black, mud, marble white, and beige—this mirror can adapt to a variety of decor palettes, from light and natural to bold and modern.
Like all products in the collection, Ray is made entirely of iron, a durable, resistant, and fully recyclable material. This choice reflects a commitment to environmental sustainability, further supported by the use of eco-friendly, plastic-free packaging. Ray is more than just a decorative mirror: it's a statement of style that enhances spaces with its simple shape, original structure, and green philosophy.
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