Present Perimeter by Jonathan Nesci for Patrick Parrish Gallery, from $800 Part of a larger collection of tables and accessories, Nesci’s limited edition of powder-coated, steelframe mirrors combine the geometric forms of hexagons, trapezoids, rhombuses, and triangles. patrickparrish.com
Not since the days of disco have mirrors been this hot. As signs of other movements from the 1960s and ’70s continue to reemerge through a contemporary filter— think tufted cushions, pastels, and illustrative, all-over patterns—mirrors, too, have become ripe for reinvention as an underexamined staple of interior design.
This was especially evident this spring, as the annual orbit of trade fairs saw designers introduce pieces that looked beyond the form as more than a mere reflector. Abstracted shapes, fine materials, finishes, and color-blocked accents all made an appearance, as did Op…
