Emerald Mirror
The Emerald mirror by Cattelan Italia is an absolute modern treasure and a beautiful attraction anywhere in the home. Whether it is above the fireplace, the dresser, or the buffet, the mirror does not fail to attract attention. Named after the very popular green gemstone because of its octagonal shape, it also pays attribute to its namesake in brilliance and depth.
Designed by Paolo Cattelan, the Emerald wall mirror is available in two sizes, with either a standard mirrored surface or a smokey mirrored surface. Both versions featuring the three-dimensional frame. Made in Italy by Cattelan Italia.
Designed by
Born in 1973 in Thiene, Vicenza, Paolo Cattelan is a talented product designer who joined the family business, Cattelan Italia, in 1995. He and his brother, Lorenzo are Commercial Directors of the prestigious company and design eye-catching and grand products.
Cattelan's work consists of artistic elements that make them both practical and sculpturesque. His products are popular and highly sought after.
Manufactured by
- Designed by Paolo Cattelan
- Part of the Emerald collection
- Available in round and oval shapes
- Standard mirrored surface or smokey mirrored surface
- Manufactured in Italy
Emerald Rounded Octagonal:
- 51"W × 51"H
Emerald Oval Octagonal:
- 71"W × 39½" H
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Emerald Mirror
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