In a series of mirrors and trays, Mia Lagerman explored the possibilities of the circular shape. The details of the wooden frame, similar to a large comma, bring a special symbolism - a pause in space and time for those who observe it.
Functionality is not left out because the comma shape also serves as a hook for the mirrors and a handle for the trays.
Materials natural ash and black painted ash
Comma round mirrors
Mirror Ø40 cm – Natural ash
Mirror Ø52 cm – Natural ash
Mirror Ø40 cm – Black ash
Mirror Ø52 cm – Black ash
Mirror Ø40 cm – Nutmeg
Mirror Ø52 cm – Nutmeg
Mirror Ø40 cm – Moss green
Mirror Ø52 cm – Moss green
Mirror Ø40 cm – Soft white
Mirror Ø52 cm – Soft white
Mirror Ø40 cm – White lacquered ash
Mirror Ø52 cm – White lacquered ash
Mirror Ø40 cm – English red
Mirror Ø52 cm – English red
Mirror Ø40 cm – Beige pink
Mirror Ø52 cm – Beige pink
Mirror Ø40 cm – Willow green
Mirror Ø52 cm – Willow green
Comma oval mirror
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Natural ash
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Black ash
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Willow green
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Moss green
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – White lacquered ash
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Soft white
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – English red
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Beige pink
Mirror 135 x 40 cm – Nutmeg
Plateaux Comma
Tray Ø40 cm – Natural ash
Tray Ø52 cm – Natural ash
Tray Ø40 cm – Black ash
Tray Ø52 cm – Black ash
Tray Ø40 cm – Nutmeg
Tray Ø52 cm – Nutmeg
Tray Ø40 cm – Moss green
Tray Ø52 cm – Moss green
Tray Ø40 cm – Soft white
Tray Ø52 cm – Soft white
Tray Ø40 cm – White lacquered ash
Tray Ø52 cm – White lacquered ash
Tray Ø40 cm – English red
Tray Ø52 cm – English red
Tray Ø40 cm – Beige pink
Tray Ø52 cm – Beige pink
Tray Ø40 cm – Willow green
Tray Ø52 cm – Willow green
Mia Lagerman
Mia Lagerman was born and raised in Stockholm but Copenhagen has been her base for many years. Mia is an incarnated Scandinavian who believes in quality, functionality and aesthetics. Over the past 25 years in which Mia has worked as a furniture designer she has been able to position herself as a key player on the design scene with an award winning portfolio and clients such as Fritz Hansen, Skagerak, Swedese and IKEA.
Mia sees every design project as a problem to be solved and her work as a place of opportunities. She feels obliged to develop thoughts and ideas that has not been though before and that the key to finding solutions is asking questions – a designer’s eye never sleeps.
She moves easily between different fields of furniture and product design. Working big and small, with renewals, improvements and interpretations a sense for artistic qualities and innovative thinking are equally important. To Mia, designing is to use experience and curiosity to create a story of materials, expressions, contexts, details and gut feelings to uncover the clues and complete the puzzle.