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Sergio Mazza Narciso Mirror Artemide, Italy, 1960s

$1,325
Description

Named after the Greek god Narcissus, who became infatuated with his reflection, the beauty of this piece resonates in its simplicity. The concave nickel frame has a brushed finish in contrast to the polished mirror surface.

Born in Milan, Sergio Mazza (1931-1981) studied architecture and eventually opened his practice with Giuliana Gramigna. The studio designed products for the likes of Saporiti, Poltrona Frau, Formica and Krupp, before Mazza founded Artemide with Ernesto Gismondi in 1960. Although best known for his work in lighting and plastics, his mirror designs embody a quiet shift in Italian midcentury style.

In good condition, with no desilvering. Pair Available.

Measurements

H82 x W82 cm

Condition
New
Material
Nickel
Color
Silver
Seller
Béton Brut

Béton Brut presents rare, design-led furniture from Europe and Japan. The collection, drawn from over a century of design, coheres around functional art & sculptural forms. Béton Brut comes from the concrete finish used in modernist architecture. It is rational yet organic, just like the collection.

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