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Round Wall Mirror

1960
Materials: nickel-plated brass, mirror glass
3 см x 62 см
Category: design
Item Number: 153936
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Round wall mirror designed by Sergio Mazza for Artemide in the 1960s. The piece belongs to the company's early production and reflects the Italian design culture of the period, characterized by restrained forms and carefully selected materials. The wide nickel-plated brass frame emphasizes the geometry of the object while maintaining a minimal decorative vocabulary. The mirror illustrates Sergio Mazza's approach to everyday objects and forms part of the broader legacy of Italian modernist design.

Sergio Mazza (1931-2020) was an Italian architect and designer, a key figure in post-war Italian design. In 1959, together with Ernesto Gismondi, he founded Artemide, which became one of the key lighting manufacturers of the 20th century. In his designs, Mazza paid particular attention to construction, materials, and the balance between technological production capabilities and aesthetics. His furniture and lighting became an important part of the development of Italian modernism and had a significant influence on the development of lighting design in the second half of the 20th century.