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Vanità & Casa

Oceano Round

Oceano Round is the perfect illuminated wall mirror to frame and enhance your image.

Vanità & Casa

Foggy

Foggy is the mirror based on Ghost technology, with a frame of light that appears and disappears like a luminous fog, starting from the perimeter towards the center, to illuminate and not dazzle th

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Avior

Avior is the perfect illuminated wall mirror to frame and enhance your image.

Vanità & Casa

XO Mirror

The light burst into a glowing decoration which appears or fades discretely, thanks to Ghost technology.

XO adapts to any environment.

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Avior

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

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Tristar GH

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

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Handy System

Handy System retraces the past in the sign of continuity; revisited in the light of today.

A seamless element encloses and supports the heart of the console.

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Magnetica System

Magnetica System is essentiality where nothing is missing.

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Pollux GH

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

Vanità & Casa

Oceano

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

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Castore GH

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by

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Fenice GH

In the Ghost world, some mirrors from the Vanità & Casa collection have been reinterpreted through the examination of the concept of “ghost” as an evanescent figure that vanishes little by