Knot wall mirror, black

Lundia

295.00€

Colour: Black


Lundia
Knot wall mirror
295.00€



Description

Lundia's Knot wall mirror highlights the natural shapes, grain patterns and knots of pine. Designed by Reeta Laine, the Knot mirror is framed by an organic opening carved into the pinewood, resembling a tree knot – a feature that also inspired the mirror's name. Balancing minimalist calm with striking visual appeal, Knot functions as both a practical mirror and a standalone piece of art, adding the charm of pine to any dressing area or living space. The characteristic grain patterns ensure each mirror is truly one of a kind.

Material
Painted pine, mirror glass
Colour
Black
Width
40 cm
Depth
4 cm
Height
50 cm
Weight
3.95 kg
Product ID
LUH13

Reeta Laine

Reeta Laine (b. 1989) is a Finnish designer specialising in product design, illustrations and creative direction. After graduating from Turku University of Applied Sciences in 2017, Laine worked for five years at Nina Bruun Design Studio in Copenhagen, where she developed her distinct style. In 2022, she returned to Finland and established her own studio in Tampere. In addition to furniture and lighting design, Studio Reeta Laine has also created illustrations for Nanso and a wall mirror for Lundia.

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  • Positive impact on nature’s well-being through operations that regenerate natural ecosystems
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