Convex Mirror

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Categories:	Interior accessories › Living room / Office accessories › Mirrors

Product description

An interpretation of an everyday automotive piece of equipment; the rear-view mirror is the basis of Sebastian Wrong's humorous design for the Convex Mirror. By exaggerating this well-known form and placing it in an unfamiliar interior environment, Wrong

has made iconic a most non-iconic object. The convex curve of the mirror surface is manufactured using instrument quality mirror technology normally reserved for use in aircraft simulators. The mirror is finished with a precision injection-moulded casing

of tactile plastic and is mounted on a fully adjustable ball-jointed wall fixing.

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At the London Design Festival Sebastian Wrong presented his new collection “Wrong For Hay” in a stylish Georgian house at St James’s Park. Uta Abendroth spoke to him about the direction the portfolio takes, London as a location and working with the Danes.

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