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Raawii Duplum Mirror

$329
$164.95 Non-Member
$148.46 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+
Sale Online Only

Raawii Duplum Mirror

$329
$164.95 Non-Member
$148.46 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+

Color:  Glossy Blue

Size:  One Size

Item# 14086-154316 In Stock
50% off! Combines with member discount.
Shipping surcharge of $15.00 
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MoMA Exclusive: For fans of the Strøm homeware collection, this Danish design brings a similar color statement to your walls. The Raawii Duplum Mirror (”duplum” means “double” in Latin) is made in Portugal with a frame crafted from earthenware—and because each mirror passes through a number of hands during production, each frame is uniquely handcrafted. While the Duplum can be used for gazing at your own reflection, the mirror’s designer, Nicholai Wiig-Hansen, created it to also be used in other ways. “I imagine you might replace one of the paintings on your wall with this mirror, which would then depict a reflection of a detail from your home, inviting you to see your living space from a new perspective,” he explains. In this way, the Raawii Duplum Mirror frames still lifes or fragments of your interiors, depending on where you choose to hang it. It measures 2h x 19"diam. and has three holes on the back for hanging.

  • Designer
    Nicholai Wiig-Hansen
  • Size
    2h x 19"diam.
  • Material
    Glass, Ceramic
  • Year of Design
    2020
  • Origin
    Portugal
  • Special shipping charge of $15.00
  • This item cannot be shipped outside of the contiguous U.S.
  • This item is final sale and non-returnable.

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