Orbit mirror, 1981
Orbit mirror by Rodney Kinsman for OMK 1965.
A classic of 1980s British design, the Orbit mirror combines a large wall-mounted circular mirror with a smaller vanity mirror positioned on a swing arm much like a satellite orbiting a planet.
The vanity mirror has both a regular reflecting and a magnifying surface and can be swivelled through 180° to offer views of the back or side of the head and enable 360-degree grooming.
Combining a striking presence with practicality, this enduring design has been employed in both domestic and contract settings.
Please note: due to the fragile nature of this design we are unable to offer international shipping.
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Description
Orbit mirror by Rodney Kinsman for OMK 1965.
A classic of 1980s British design, the Orbit mirror combines a large wall-mounted circular mirror with a smaller vanity mirror positioned on a swing arm much like a satellite orbiting a planet.
The vanity mirror has both a regular reflecting and a magnifying surface and can be swivelled through 180° to offer views of the back or side of the head and enable 360-degree grooming.
Combining a striking presence with practicality, this enduring design has been employed in both domestic and contract settings.
Please note: due to the fragile nature of this design we are unable to offer international shipping.
Dimensions
Materials
Toughened mirror glass supported on a steel box frame with a tubular steel swing arm.
Frame is available powder-coated black or white, or in an electrostatic-plated chrome or bronze finish.
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OMK was founded by British designer Rodney Kinsman in 1965 to manufacture designs which were sold in Terence Conran's Habitat chain throughout the 1960s, 70s and 80s.
Newly relaunched, OMK 1965 presents a collection of Kinsman's classic designs including the Omkstak chair.
