This late 20th-century French mirror is a striking fusion of Modernist design and contemporary artistry. Its steel frame offers a clean, understated backdrop, while the decorative elements take center stage. At the base, a bronze head crowned with a laurel wreath—a nod to the Greek god Apollo and his adoration of the nymph Daphne. From the head, two steel laurel branches extend upward, each leaf adorned with a bronze droplet, referencing Apollo’s symbolic connection to nature and the arts. The mirror’s design reflects the textural elegance of Giacometti and the minimalist sophistication of Jean-Michel Frank, while also embracing the organic, nature-inspired spirit of David Wiseman. This mirror doesn’t just reflect light—it reflects history and artistry, merging timeless symbolism with a fresh, sculptural aesthetic. It’s an artful statement piece that brings myth and modernity together, making it a captivating focal point for any space.

28.5 in. W x 2 in. D x 35.5 in. H