Jacques Adnet spent decades defining a distinctly French approach to modern interiors, one rooted in the traditions of saddlery and fine leatherwork rather than industrial manufacture. His mirrors, first produced in the 1950s, carry that sensibility with quiet authority. The stitched leather straps, the burnished brass fittings, the precise geometry of the frame - each detail is a decision, not a decoration. GUBI's faithful reissue preserves the original proportions and materiality, offering the circular and rectangular forms in multiple sizes and leather finishes. The result is an object that reads differently across contexts: architectural in a hallway, intimate in a dressing room, sculptural above a console. Hand-stitched leather frame with equestrian-influenced brass hardware Available in circular and rectangular silhouettes Multiple sizes and leather finish options Optically clear mirror glass Designed by Jacques Adnet, reissued by GUBI
