With the shape of a bike saddle and four abstract prongs that look like mutated bike seats, this wall mirror design by Georges Jouve is delightfully quirky.
Definitely making a statement on the wall, this mirror has an artistic, asymmetrical appeal that would complement other whimsical furnishings and funky home decor items. The protruding brass arms feature black ceramic knobs in varying shape contortions that simultaneously frame the mirror and give it the appearance of some sort of four-legged creature.
The prongs of this wall mirror design by Georges Jouve have bends in them and could potentially double as wall hooks that can be used to hang lightweight items such as toiletries, towels or additional decorative ornaments.
Saddle-Shaped Reflectors
George Jouve Creates a Modern and Abstract Wall Mirror Design
Trend Themes
1. Asymmetrical Mirror Designs - There is an opportunity for interior design companies to create more quirky and asymmetrical mirror designs for consumers looking for unique decor options.
2. Multi-functional Wall Decor - There is potential for companies to create more decorative wall pieces that can also double as functional items, such as hooks or storage solutions.
3. Abstract Prong Designs - Product designers can explore the use of abstract prong designs in different home decor items, such as lamps or coat racks.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Asymmetrical and quirky mirror designs can be marketed towards consumers looking for unique and bold home decor options.
2. Home Decor - There is an opportunity for companies specializing in home decor to create multi-functional wall pieces that are both decorative and practical.
3. Product Design - Designers can incorporate abstract prong designs in various home decor items, appealing to consumers seeking functional yet visually striking pieces.