Drab Mirror

H: 188 cm74,02 inch

W: 46 cm18,11 inch

Dimensions

Height: 188.00 cm74.02 inch

Width: 46.00 cm18.11 inch

Depth: 6.00 cm2.36 inch

Weight: 10.00 kg22.00 lb

Gross dimensions (with packaging)

Height: 198.00 cm77.95 inch

Width: 54.00 cm21.26 inch

Depth: 10.00 cm3.94 inch

Weight: 15.00 kg33.00 lb

Collection Zieta Collection

Color Beige Matt 7006

Material Steel

* the package includes a mounting kit for Drab Mirror

* weights, shapes and dimensions may vary, this is a characteristic feature of FiDU products

The colours visible on the screen may be presented differently depending on your monitor settings and screen resolution. Therefore we cannot guarantee an exact match between the colours you see on the screen and the colours of the actual products.

Functional climb

The DRAB mirror is a part of the DRAB family, which adds new functional aspects to the well-known ladder frame. An unobvious manifesto of FiDU technology, enclosed in a simple shape, highlighted by tiny convexities. An intriguing joinder of steel and glass, represented in modern form.

LONG MIRROR MADE OF STEEL IN GOLD COLOR IN INTERIOR

Symmetrical spatial accent

The steel H-like shaped DRAB mirror can act its role in the bedroom or in the bathroom. It will serve perfectly as the finishing touch in a modern or classical hallway. It is a perfect decorative object for private and public spaces such as hotel rooms or spa parlours. Depending on its finish, DRAB changes its optical weight, so it can define or supplement the interior. In corridors, Zieta Studio recommends a KAMM hanger next to DRAB, as they work together to unravel the intriguing wall dialogue.

TAFLA O MIRROR WITH DRAB MIRROR DESIGNED IN A BEAUTIFUL SPACE

GOLD ACCESSORIES AND MIRRORS BY ZIETA STUDIO

REFLECTIONS OF THE ROOM IM INFLATED STEEL MIRROR

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