Designed by: MATT CARR
Echo Wall Mirror
€125,00
Echo Wall Mirror
€125,00
A decorative statement piece, Echo Wall Mirror adds an interactive and sculptural touch to the traditional wall mirror. Comprised of three parts...Learn More
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Umbra Echo Mirror
A decorative statement piece, Echo Wall Mirror adds an interactive and sculptural touch to the traditional wall mirror. Comprised of three parts, Echo can pivot at different angles to create a unique and reflective display. This engaging and eye-catching mirror measures 25 x 21" (64 x 54 cm) and comes with all necessary mounting hardware for an easy installation. EU Design 008650543-0001
- Three Part Mirror: This unique wall mirror features three different layers, adding extra dimension to your space
- Pivots From Center Rod: Echo pivots at different angles so you can customize and create your own display
- Doubles As Wall Art: Eye-catching, this wall mirror doubles as a statement piece of art
- Easy To Install: Echo includes all mounting hardware and is easy to install
- Original Design & Satisfaction Guaranteed: Our team of international designers brings thought, creativity and original design to everyday items. Umbra products are made to last using high quality materials and we back that with a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee & a 5-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty. Don’t be fooled by copy-cat products. Choose Umbra and get the original
| Size | Length | Width | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26x22" (66x56cm) | 21.25" (54cm) | 25.13" (64cm) | 1.88" (5cm) | 9.24lb (4.19kg) |
SKU: 1016326-165
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Matt Carr
Matt is compelled to create product that balances business and imagination. His work has been featured multiple times in The New York Times, The Daily Telegraph, Surface Magazine, I.D Magazine, Met Home, Monocle, and Living Etc. Subtle details, an appreciation for imperfection, and the reinvention of traditional objects are distinguishing features of his designs. As VP of Design, Matt oversees a global design department headquartered in Toronto.