Edvard Mirror
Named for Edvard Munch, the Norwegian painter whose expressionist vision forever changed how we understand emotion in art, this mirror by Belgian designer Jean-François D'Or is a quietly provocative object. Its conical silhouette, with rounded upper and lower edges that taper outward from the wall, suggests a kind of amplification, a form that seems to project rather than simply hang.
D'Or has long worked at the intersection of function and conceptual restraint. With Edvard, the familiar becomes strange in the best way. Mounted vertically, it reads as a composed wall piece. Tilted on its side or rested on its base, the reflection shifts, the proportions change, and the room around it is reframed entirely. The object behaves differently depending on the hand that places it.
- Conical form with rounded top and bottom edges
- Available in matte black or white
- Wall-mounted or freestanding, depending on orientation
- Designed by Jean-François D'Or for Deknudt Mirrors
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Edvard Mirror
Named for Edvard Munch, the Norwegian painter whose expressionist vision forever changed how we understand emotion in art, this mirror by Belgian designer Jean-François D'Or is a quietly provocative object. Its conical silhouette, with rounded upper and lower edges that taper outward from the wall, suggests a kind of amplification, a form that seems to project rather than simply hang.
D'Or has long worked at the intersection of function and conceptual restraint. With Edvard, the familiar becomes strange in the best way. Mounted vertically, it reads as a composed wall piece. Tilted on its side or rested on its base, the reflection shifts, the proportions change, and the room around it is reframed entirely. The object behaves differently depending on the hand that places it.
- Conical form with rounded top and bottom edges
- Available in matte black or white
- Wall-mounted or freestanding, depending on orientation
- Designed by Jean-François D'Or for Deknudt Mirrors
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Named for Edvard Munch, the Norwegian painter whose expressionist vision forever changed how we understand emotion in art, this mirror by Belgian designer Jean-François D'Or is a quietly provocative object. Its conical silhouette, with rounded upper and lower edges that taper outward from the wall, suggests a kind of amplification, a form that seems to project rather than simply hang.
D'Or has long worked at the intersection of function and conceptual restraint. With Edvard, the familiar becomes strange in the best way. Mounted vertically, it reads as a composed wall piece. Tilted on its side or rested on its base, the reflection shifts, the proportions change, and the room around it is reframed entirely. The object behaves differently depending on the hand that places it.
- Conical form with rounded top and bottom edges
- Available in matte black or white
- Wall-mounted or freestanding, depending on orientation
- Designed by Jean-François D'Or for Deknudt Mirrors
