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Psiche Mirror

c. 2001

by Antonio Citterio
for Maxalto

Psiche Mirror

by Antonio Citterio
for  Maxalto

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The Psiche mirror from B&B Italia was designed specif­i­cally for its ability to lean against a wall with its uniquely angled inte­grated top. Its drawn steel recti­lin­ear form frames” the expanse of the mirror while quite liter­ally support­ing it within the frame, creat­ing a nega­tive space akin to a handle” at the base that will reveal both the wall and floor and provides an overall visual levity to the form. 

The frame is avail­able in two sizes – a taller, narrower version and a shorter, wider version. Each size is avail­able in three finishes – chrome, copper, or bronze-painted nickel. For quick-ship options, please see the spec sheet to the left or call 800.886.0867 for details.

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Antonio Citterio

Italy

Inspired by icons such as Eileen Gray, Charles and Ray Eames, and George Nelson, Italian designer Antonio Citterio has built an extremely successful career in the furniture industry. He’s known for his emphasis on craftsmanship and materiality, a combination that’s defined a longtime partnership with B&B Italia. Citterio has been responsible for designing all new collections by Maxalto since 1993. He ensures that each product, like his Dives sofa or Alcova canopy bed, clearly delineates its function and is comfortable and liveable as much as grand and luxurious.

Born in 1950 in the north Italian city of Meda, Antonio Citterio opened his first office at the age of 22. The architect and designer supposedly had decided on his career path by age 13.

Citterio went on to collaborate with Terry Dwan on architecture projects through the late 1990’s before forming a practice with Patricia Viel that’s today called Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. Their significant work includes the Technogym headquarters, Bulgari Hotels around the world, Qatar Airways lounges, the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Milan, and the B&B Italia Center for Research in Novedrate, Italy.

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