Memphis Diva mirror

Memphis Diva is a designer mirror created by Ettore Sottsass for Memphis Milano in 1984. Far more than a reflective object, Diva is a manifesto of presence — a piece that fully embodies the radical and theatrical aesthetic of postmodern design. Its geometric structure — a rectangular base, two circular elements at the top, and a central "X" defined by the chromatic contrast of the laminates — generates an immediate and unmistakable visual impact. Crafted with a base in wood covered in wood essence and decorative laminate, with lacquered elements, Diva stands out for its bold use of colour and primary forms, the hallmark of Sottsass's design language and the entire Memphis movement.

Diva is almost vain: it demands attention, receives it, and returns it amplified, transforming the everyday act of looking at oneself into a scenic gesture. With dimensions of 1110 mm in height, 770 mm in width and 50 mm in depth, this mirror occupies space with authority and irony in equal measure, making it ideal for interiors with a strong and contemporary aesthetic identity. Its versatility makes it a natural fit for the living room as well as the bedroom, where it becomes the undisputed centrepiece of the composition. Designed by one of the masters of international design, Memphis Diva is a timeless icon: whoever looks into it becomes the protagonist.