Void Hall
by Studio Segers

VOID HALL is designed by Studio Segers and explores the quiet power of simplicity. This design mirror is composed of nothing more than pure glass and precisely defined, partially silvered surfaces, square or rectangular forms that seem to emerge from within the glass itself. The asymmetrical composition of the mirror is all about reflection and transparency, about seeing and being seen.

The silvered mirrored part is abruptly cut off on two sides. The transparent glass blends seamlessly into the wall on the other 2 sides. The mirror subtly flows into the background through the transparent glass. Mirror and wall are brought together. As daylight moves across the room, it filters through the transparent areas or reflects off the silvered ones, casting soft, architectural shadows behind the surface. The result is an image that appears to float, an understated composition of light, line and reflection.

Void Hall is a study in balance and restraint. With its minimal form and refined execution, it brings a calm, thoughtful presence to any space. The mirror can be hung in 4 directions and is also available in other sizes.