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Driade Miro By Francesco Bolis Three Panel Room Divider

DRHDM135I5024C67
by Driade  from  Miro By Francesco Bolis
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BRAND INFO
  • Item #: DRHDM135I5024C67
  • SKU: DM135I5024C67
  • Brand: Driade
  • Collection: Miro By Francesco Bolis
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SPECIFICATIONS
Product Style: Modern & Contemporary
Room Divider Panels: 3 Panel
Wood Tone: Gold
Wood Type: No Wood
Room Divider Type: Folding
Materials: Printed & laminated mirror
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Features
  • Structure consisting of three mdf panels, black laminated on the back side.
  • he screen is coated on the front side with an extra-clear silver mirror covered with a digital image.
Brand Info
Item #: DRHDM135I5024C67
SKU: DM135I5024C67
Brand: Driade
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions: 53.1''W x 1''D x 78.7''H
Specifications
Product Style: Modern & Contemporary Room Divider Panels: 3 Panel Wood Tone: Gold
Wood Type: No Wood Room Divider Type: Folding Materials: Printed & laminated mirror
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Description

Photography and design are closely related disciplines. How many wonderful things we have actually known more through their image than for a ratio of direct use? In this case, however, the story is different: a photographer becomes designer, to bring his visions of the world into the homes of many people. In particular the galleria Vittorio Emanuele, which has been an emblem for Milan, since Mengoni conceived it in 1865. The matter is: how can you transform a picture into an object? Maybe by laying the image on a screen that offers, unexpectedly, a mirror on the rear side, a “triptych” mirror designed to perceive our entire figure, as once in the tailor shops.

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