
Bdbarcelona Mirallmar Mirror
MIRALLMAR MIRROR
MIRALLMAR MIRROR
Designed By Eduard Samsó
The Mirallmar Mirror is one of BD's most iconic and prevailing designs from over 25 years ago, introduced for a special project called The Casa Barcelona for the 1992 Olimpic Games.
Seven mirrors randomly deployed on a zig-zagging spine configure the object. The seven faces are a thought, an intuition and, as such, something never definitive, always unfinished... In order to be able to define themselves, they need a place to reflect and thus to inhabit. In contrast, at the spine everything is terminated, constructed...
There everything is definitive and conclusive. Intentionally, a part of this spine is left exposed to view in order to give a few clues as to the laws governing its construction.
DESIGNER
EDUARD SAMSÓ
Forever associated with the hedonism and optimism of Barcelona design around the 92 Olympics era Eduard Samsó is both interior and industrial designer.
Born in Barcelona in 1956 Samsó trained as an architect at the Barcelona’s Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura where he graduated in 1980. In 1983 he created Samsó + Associats.
Between 1985 and 1987 he was a FAD board member (Fomento de las Artes y del Diseño). He is considered one of the leading trend setters in Barcelona’s interior design.
Since the mid-eighties his projects have included retail shops such as Jean Pierre Bua as well as bars like Nick Havanna, both located in Barcelona. He is also author of corporate interiors for Pans & Company and Art Box, whose premises can be found around Spain.
INFORMATION
STRUCTURE
Structure in plate steel composed of three independent modules joined by screws.
PRODUCT FAMILY
Mirallmar
BRAND
Bdbarcelona
PRODUCTION
Made In Spain
COLLLECTION
Accessories and Lighting
DOWNLOADS
↓ Catalogue
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TYPE
Wall Mirror
DESIGNER
Eduard Samsó
YEAR OF PRODUCTION
1991
MATERIAL
Zinc-coated Iron
MURAL
Complete Structure : 1800x1500x40mm & 17Kg. 70”x60”x 1.6” & 37lbs.
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
A multi-mirror display made up of 7 separate squared double faced mirrors in different sizes with variable positions. Flat mirrors except one concave mirror. Structure, nuts + bolts and discs in zinc-coated iron.
FINISHES
STRUCTURE in 10 micra white zinc-coated steel. DISCS in 10 micra white zinc-coated sheet steel. MIRRORS painted on one side in finished silver. ADHESIVE in polyurethane foam support (open cell), excellent resis - tance to high temperatures, to solvents and shearing.
NUTS AND BOLTS
In White Zinc-coated Steel
MIRROR
Flat and Concave square
SIZES AND WEIGHTS
-C MIRROR : 700x700x5mm & 3Kg; 27.5”x27.5”x0.2” (double-sided) & 6.6lbs;
-E MIRROR :500x500x3mm (double-sided) & 2’2Kg; 20”x20”x0.11” (double-sided) & 4.8lbs;
-F MIRROR : 400x400x3mm (double-sided) & 1’7Kg; 15.7”x15.7”x0.11” (double-sided) & 3.7lbs;
-D-G MIRRORS : 300x300x3mm (double-sided) & 1’3Kg; 11.8”x11.8”x0.11” (double-sided) & 2.9lbs;
-H MIRROR : 250x250x3mm & 0’85Kg;9.8”9.8”x0.11” &1.9lbs ;
-I MIRROR : 200x200x3mm (double-sided) & 0’9Kg 7.9”x7.9”x0.11”(double-sided) & 1.8 lbs.
TESTS
Resistance to shearing due to traction under loads held from the join between one mirror and the lever arm by a 3M double-sided adhesive tape. The AIDIMA laboratory certifies that the samples supplied endure a minimum of 72 hours under the following conditions: Under a 70Kg weight at 23oC. Under a 40Kg weight at 65oC.
PACKAGING
Inside, the packing set consists of three cardboard boxes properly protected with porex and cellaire sheets. One box contains the flat mirrors, another the concave mirror and the last one has the assem - bly structures and accessories, protected by bubblewrap.
