NEW YORK.
The simple but dynamic shape of the isosceles triangle is what allows this mirror to transcend the common household object. This full length form stands via two legs firmly on the ground, leaning on its apex at over 7ft tall. Seen from the front the solid Douglas fir frame is minimal, while from other angles its thickness becomes apparent, showcasing the beautiful and prominent straight grains of the wood. The back of the mirror is painted a vibrant orange, which emanates a warm glow when reflected against a white wall. Bold and graphic, this mirror will captivate as it reflects.
Moving Mountains is a studio rooted in industrial design practices interested in moving beyond its boundaries to the convergence of design, art and fashion. The studio strives to create a diverse range of domestically made products that exude a refined sense of simplicity and artful functionality able to withstand the test of time.
Photos: Moving Mountains.
