Maison Dada Morocco Chouf Mirror
DADA MOROCCO CHOUF Mirror
DADA MOROCCO CHOUF MIRROR
Designed by José Levy
With Morocco!, French Designer José Lévy talks about the Morocco that he loves.
Four mirrors, four complementary tones, four shapes brought by the memory of Morocco in the 50’s and the geometric architecture of the Medina.
DESIGNER
JOSÉ LEVY
Born in Paris, José Lévy enters the world of design through the fashion door.
First with his eponymous label José Lévy à Paris, he establishes himself both as an outstanding colorist and as a tailor working with the utmost precision.audience.
His style, characterized by a chic that is altogether casual, uncompromising and irreverent, wins him immediate success and visibility with an international audience. He also directs creation for Cacharel, Nina Ricci, Holland & Holland and Ungaro.
A conceptor as much as a designer, a storytelling art director, José Lévy’s influence spreads from fashion to stage, photography, store concepts and furniture design, in order to shed a kaleidoscopic light onto his projects.
His encounter with the Manufacture de Sèvres projects him into the world of decorative arts. From porcelain to crystal, from furniture to rugs and objects, José Levy successfully collaborates with the greatest editors: Cristalleries Saint Louis, Roche Bobois, Astier de Villatte, Déshoulières.
In parallel, he also starts working on scenography projects, like the recent Villa Kujoyama and Petit Palais collaborations. He also takes part in numerous artistic collaborations such as the projects he developed with the art and design galleries Perrotin, Tools, S.Bensimon and Next Level, to name but a few.
In order to illustrate his personal creative vision, José Lévy has always collaborated with artists such as Tim Walker, Jack Pierson, Jay-Jay Johanson, Pierre Even, Gotscho and Nan Goldin. Vibrant and alive with memories, rich with a thorough knowledge of cultures and craftmanships ranging from fashion design to home design, José Lévy’s creations are the fruit of a multi-faceted talent that stands at the crossroads of fashion, design, arts and architecture.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Maison
COLLECTION
Dada
PRODUCTION
Made in France
WEIGHT
- 45 kg (net)
- 60 kg (gross)
MATERIALS
-Metal system fixed to the wall
-Anthracite Black coloured mirror -Support in MDF with black ash veneer
DIMENSION
- Height : 160 cm
- Width : 97 cm
- Depth : 1.8 cm
SAFETY
-Take care when moving mirrors. -Dropping mirrors will cause damage.-If the glass is chipped or broken, the product should be repaired immediately toavoid personal injury and further damage
MAINTENANCE
-Do not use strong cleaning agents or abrasives -Avoid placing the furniture near direct sunlight, heater, cooling vents or moon.
-Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth lightly moistened with alcoholic window cleaner. -For KD (Knocked down) item, periodically check (Every 90 days) to make sure that the bolts are still fully tightened.
DETAIL
Between fiction and personal memories, the collection evokes the encounter between Western and Eastern cultures like doors reflecting the path from a very Parisian and graphic world towards a Moroccan fantasy. Four new pieces come to complete the original collection. With pop-coloured mirrors and increased dimensions, these additions are true art pieces.
