The Mirror Sculptures Pyramids wall decoration features an unconventional combination of geometric shapes and mirror reflections. Verner Panton designed it in 1965, originally for his own home, where it became part of his experimentation with space, light, and striking visual effects. The three-dimensional pyramids with a glossy surface capture reflections of the surrounding environment and create an ever-changing interplay of light and perspective.
The piece is made of acrylic with a chrome finish and comes with a metal mounting system for wall installation. Individual pieces can be used on their own or combined to form larger geometric compositions.
Mirror Sculptures Pyramids stand out as a striking decorative element in a living room, entryway, or home office, but they also find their place in hotel lobbies, galleries, and commercial interiors. The mirrored surface naturally reacts to surrounding colors, materials, and lighting conditions, so the final appearance of the piece changes depending on the environment in which it is placed.
