Mid-Century Modernist Cream Lacquered Goat Skin Round Mirror by Karl Springer

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This Mid-Century Modernist round mirror by Karl Springer, crafted in lacquered goat skin with cream and burnt umber accents, is … Read more This Mid-Century Modernist round mirror by Karl Springer, crafted in lacquered goat skin with cream and burnt umber accents, is a stunning representation of the designer’s mastery of luxurious simplicity and refined craftsmanship. Dating to circa 1980, this piece exemplifies Karl Springer's ability to blend minimalist forms with opulent materials, creating designs that remain timelessly chic.

The mirror’s luxurious lacquered goat skin surface, rendered in a soft cream tone, exudes understated elegance while providing a refined, tactile quality. The cream is beautifully contrasted by subtly applied burnt umber accents, which highlight the natural texture of the goat skin and add depth to the piece. The hand-crafted finish enhances its artisanal quality, imbuing the mirror with a sense of uniqueness and sophistication.

Its perfectly round form reinforces the clean geometry and balance that Mid-Century Modern and Springer’s designs are celebrated for, making it a versatile piece that seamlessly integrates into modern and contemporary interiors. Whether placed in an entryway, bedroom, or living space, the mirror’s warm aesthetic and luxurious materials make it a focal point of subtle glamour.

Karl Springer, a visionary designer whose work often incorporated exotic materials with modernist forms, was renowned for creating furniture and decor that defined high style in the mid-20th century through the 1980s. This mirror is a quintessential example of his artistry and craftsmanship, embodying the perfect marriage of function, form, and high-end materiality. It remains a sought-after collector’s piece and a timeless addition to any sophisticated interior. In Excellent Vintage Condition.

American, Circa 1980

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Height: 4 in (10.16 cm) x Diameter: 34.5 in (87.63 cm)

Creator: Karl Springer (Maker) See less