A reflection on design. Mirrors, like jewelry, add magic, drama, and mystery to any environment. Here is an in depth look at five of our favorite vehicles into another realm. ADNET ROUND Jacques Adnet, 1950 Designed by French art deco modernist, Jacques Adnet, the Adnet Round was the result of a collaboration with Hermès. Wrapped in Florentine leather, the Adnet is made unique by the strap holding the structure. Designed in direct proportion to the dimension of the mirror, the leather strap displays additional brass details. Available in three different sizes and colors. AMORE Space Copenhagen, 2018 This sleek collection of mirrors by design duo Space Copenhagen can be arranged in an endless array of configurations. Commissioned for the SAS Royal Hotel and inspired by the inner and outer lighting of the building, the Amore echoes the façade of the SAS inside the rooms. Designed to stand on their own or be grouped together, this collection is available in a variety of sizes. Frame in bronzed brass. CELESTE Piero Lissoni, 2017 An illustration of contemporary elegance, the Celeste, designed by Glas Italia's creative director, Piero Lissoni, is a refined yet whimsical piece. The bevelled detail softens the edge of this piece and creates depth. Featuring three magnifying portholes, this surrealist mirror reflects varied perspectives in its surface.  GUBI MIRROR ROUND Gubi Design Team, 2003 Classic and Elegant. This oversized round mirror by Gubi is a minimal and tasteful statement piece. The substantial size of the design allows it to dominate the surrounding decor, while its soft shape and brass edge provide warmth and lightness. Available in gold or black brass. KOOH-I-NOOR Piero Lissoni "Mountain of Light," named after one of the largest diamonds in the world, the Kooh-i-noor is as lavish as it is unique. This collection features two mirrors of different size, both with reflective chamfered edges that radiate light around the room. The mirrors can be wall hung or cleated and leaned.