New baïkal Mirror

Composed of nine pivoting squares mounted on ball joints, this mirror originated from a wrinkled photograph whose folds had fragmented the image—a vision that inspired André-William Blandenier. The name New Baikal refers to the designer's passion for Russia, born from his reading of Dostoevsky. Thanks to its pivoting mirrors, New Baikal allows for the creation of a dynamic wall surface that captures and redistributes light, transforming the mirror into a true wall object. Dark bronze lacquered steel structure, equipped with 9 pivoting mirrors. Hanging system with cleats.