The Belgian designer and editor Reflect+ continue their fruitful collaboration with Edvard, a versatile mirror with simple uncluttered lines. Beyond its design, Edvard seduce us through the 3 possible uses it offers: wall-mounted, floor-standing or coffee table version – each of them a singular world developed from the same piece. According to Jean-François d’Or, in its mural version, « the mirror is a kind of megaphone that makes the wall scream », hence its name, a tribute to Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, author of the famous ‘The Scream’ painting.

This mirror is available in two versions. Edvard’s is a simple geometrical shape, those conical mirrors allow different positions for different functions. Thanks to this shape, this mirror concept integrates interiors in many ways: The object fits on the wall but can also be placed on its side or rest on its base. Depending on its position, it gives an unusual way of looking at mirrors and at its reflections; versatile perspectives as complementary visions of architecture.This mirror is available in two versions, the aluminium structure comes in different colours (white, black, yellow, green and blue).

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