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Kartell All Saints Wall Mirror
The All Saints Mirror brings a bit of character to a simple shape. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba for Kartell, it features a round frame with a distinctive pleated edge that catches the light and adds subtle texture to the room. Made from transparent or coloured PMMA, it has that classic Kartell mix of playful design and practicality — lightweight, durable, and easy to hang. The mirrored surface gives a clean, sharp reflection, while the ridged frame adds just enough detail to stand out without feeling over the top. It works well on its own or as part of a gallery wall, fitting comfortably in both modern and more eclectic spaces.
The All Saints Mirror brings a bit of character to a simple shape. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba for Kartell, it features a round frame with a distinctive pleated edge that catches the light and adds subtle texture to the room. Made from transparent or coloured PMMA, it has that classic Kartell mix of playful design and practicality — lightweight, durable, and easy to hang. The mirrored surface gives a clean, sharp reflection, while the ridged frame adds just enough detail to stand out without feeling over the top. It works well on its own or as part of a gallery wall, fitting comfortably in both modern and more eclectic spaces.
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The All Saints Mirror brings a bit of character to a simple shape. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba for Kartell, it features a round frame with a distinctive pleated edge that catches the light and adds subtle texture to the room. Made from transparent or coloured PMMA, it has that classic Kartell mix of playful design and practicality — lightweight, durable, and easy to hang. The mirrored surface gives a clean, sharp reflection, while the ridged frame adds just enough detail to stand out without feeling over the top. It works well on its own or as part of a gallery wall, fitting comfortably in both modern and more eclectic spaces.
