Blank walls rarely take a single mirror that can grow or shrink to suit the space available. Triple answers that by splitting into square elements, with the number used increased or decreased to suit the composition a room calls for. Each square reflects at a slightly different angle, so the arrangement reads as a cluster rather than one flat surface. Other pieces in the Triple collection follow the same system of wall mirrors.

The frame is Canaletta walnut, shaped with a rounded profile that softens the geometry of the squares. It is also available in Moka or Wengé stained finishes, and in matt lacquered colours from the collection, so the composition can be matched to the walnut, metal or lacquer already in the room.