Chrome Capsule Mirror

The Chrome Capsule Mirror is built around a single continuous silhouette — an elongated oval drawn in tubular chrome, its form borrowed from industrial hardware and recast as something architectural. The frame reads as both structural and decorative: thick, rounded tubing curves into arched ends, interrupted only by small spherical knot joints at the midpoints that give the profile its distinctly jointed, almost mechanical quality. Mirror-polished chrome reflects its environment without softening it — every light source is registered and returned with precision, shifting across the surface as the room does. The result is a mirror that actively participates in a space rather than simply occupying it. Mounted vertically, the capsule form elongates sightlines; horizontally, it anchors a surface with sculptural weight. Against plaster, concrete, or dark paneling, the chrome registers as a presence — not an accessory. This is a piece that rewards restraint in everything surrounding it.