Fiam Italia
Dorian Mirror
Price starting from € 3.343,00*
*Price valid for the version with frame in back-silvered melted glass (cod. DO/202).
A piece of furniture with a timeless charm, lively and versatile depending on where you want to place it. Dorian was born from Fiam's craftsmanship, which has always been a guarantee of quality and attention to detail. In its being, Dorian encloses the supreme art of high-heat fused glass of which the 6 mm back-silvered frame is made up. The rear frame in painted metal supports the entire structure and at the same time allows it to be hung both horizontally and vertically in any room of the house. Dorian's beauty lies precisely in its gentle appearance, made of flounces and waves capable of creating a unique and high-quality atmosphere.
W.105 x D.10 x H.202 cm
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FIAM Italia has a unique and well-defined vocation: glass. The great skill of the FIAM workers in the processing of curved glass has allowed the company to become the reference point for all designers who want to get the best out of this material. Indeed, the complex production processes facing glass are only possible thanks to a unique blend of technology and craftsmanship. The FIAM glass furnishings are therefore very modern, yet they maintain an innate classical elegance in the proportions that make them truly timeless furniture.Read more
Designed by
Massimo Iosa Ghini
Massimo Iosa Ghini (1959-) is an Italian architect and designer. In his youth he was one of the founders of the Bolidismo movement, which had its epicenter in his native Bologna and which was part of the avant-garde experiments that characterized Italian design in those years and which were led by the Memphis group of Ettore Sottsass, which soon also Iosa Ghini was called to collaborate. The theoretical conceptualization of Bolidismo (which can appear excessively enthusiastic and naive if viewed today with a detached eye) was heavily influenced by Futurism, while the forms proposed by the movement recalled those of the American Streamlining of the 1950s with its fluid, rounded shapes and dynamics that will remain a constant in the production of Iosa Ghini even in his maturity. The foundation of the Iosa Chini Associati studio dates back to 1990, which will specialize in the creation of exhibition showrooms and commercial spaces working all over the world for brands such as Fiorucci, Ferrari and Maserati. In the field of furniture design, one of his first and most fruitful collaborations is with Moroso, but over the years he will also have the opportunity to design products for Poltrona Frau, Natuzzi Italia, Paolo Castelli and, in the past, Cassina.
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