Chrome Irregular Mirror

The Chrome Irregular Mirror refuses the tyranny of the rectangle. Its perimeter traces a deliberate asymmetry — not accident, but a considered departure from convention that allows the mirror to register as object before it registers as utility.

Chrome reads differently at every angle: the finish holds the room, catches passing light, and returns a slightly distorted, slightly abstracted reflection. The irregularity of the frame amplifies that quality — nothing resolves into a tidy edge.

Against a plain wall, the form holds its own. Against layered surfaces, it becomes a point of visual punctuation — present without dominating.