Asplund × Anya Sebton & Eva Lilja Lowenhielm
Otto Mirror
$870
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$1,540
$870
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$1,540
$870
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$1,540
$870
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$1,540
$870
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$1,540
$870
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$1,540
$870
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$1,540
$990
SKU: ASP-OMR60S49
$990
SKU: ASP-OMR60B48
$870
SKU: ASP-OMR60C45
$1,270
SKU: ASP-OMR80S49
$1,270
SKU: ASP-OMR80B48
$1,210
SKU: ASP-OMR80C45
$1,540
SKU: ASP-OMR110S49
$1,540
SKU: ASP-OMR110B48
$1,390
SKU: ASP-OMR110C45
Description
A circular mirror with a winsome accent shelf, Otto represents a collaboration between independent Swedish designers Anya Sebtion and Eva Lilja Löwenhielm. The wall-mounted series comes in a choice of 3 sizes with the powder-coated metal shelf proportioned to match. Choose from a trio of handsome finish combinations, with the structure in charcoal grey with a smoked mirror, bronze structure with a bronze mirror or khaki green structure with clear mirror glass.
Specifications
Size
- Small: 23.6" dia (60cm)
- Medium: 31.5" dia (80cm)
- Shelf: 3.9" d (10cm)
- Large: 43.3" dia (110cm)
- Shelf: 4.7" d (12cm)
Material
Powder-coated metal, glass, bronze
Brand
Asplund
“Small details are more important in simple minimalist design, because you see every line,” says Sandra Adrian Asplund, creative director at the eponymous Stockholm-based furniture brand. The brothers Asplund—Michael, an art dealer, and Thomas, a banker—originally teamed up to open a gallery that treated furnishings as works of fine art. When their vision took off, Sandra joined the team as creative head (and later spouse of Thomas) to develop a collection in a style they dub “Friendly Minimalism” that has grown into an internationally acclaimed design leader.
A warmer take on iconic Swedish minimalism, the Asplund look is similarly grounded in functionality and and hews to an ethos of sustainably. “Natural materials often require a bit of love and care, but in return, they age beautifully and last a lifetime,” says Sandra. Carefully produced in Sweden with environmentally friendly processes and a large measure of hand craftsmanship, Asplund goods are contemporary heirlooms, she says. “Unless every inch is perfect, it is not good enough.”