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Designed by Gianluigi Landoni
Segment is a wall mirror with engraved segments of great visual impact. Available in various sizes in the square, rectangular or round shape, also with a led lighting on the back that catches the eye to the segment decoration.
Finishes:
Mirror in clear, optional LED Light 3000K
Dimensions:
W900 x D30 x H650 mm W1200 x D30 x H650 mm W1600 x D30 x H650 mm W2000 x D30 x H850 mm
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