To mark the fourth installment of their BOWERx collaborative mirror series, Bower Studios enlisted New York-based studio Stærk&Christensen, led by artist/designer Camilla Stærk and model/photographer Helena Christensen, to co-design two new pieces. The creative duo bring their Danish roots to the designs – a mirror and a screen – taking inspiration from swallow birds commonly found in Denmark where they both grew up. The Svale, which is Danish for ‘swallow’, has a distinctive form, which can be found reflected in the shapes of the pieces.
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The Svale Mirror boasts an arch shape with an abstracted swallow form constructed out of blackened walnut at the top. Beneath the swallow’s wings is a grey tinted mirror filling the rest of the mirror’s negative space.
The Svale Screen comprises a room divider and trio of mirrors that form a sculptural partition easily arranged into various formations. The vertical wooden dowels connect to hinged mirrors where the swallow’s form is seen at the top in the negative space.
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Photos by Charlie Schuck.
Source: design-milk