TAFLA MIRROR 04 – inox polished – designed by Oskar Zieta - organically shaped modern metal wall mirror Height: 123 cm / Width: 64 00 cm / Depth: 6.00 cm / Weight: 8.00 kg TAFLA O4 is one from series of bionic mirrors of organic shapes inspired by natural shapes of liquid drops. Mirrors from the TAFLA collection are made of stainless steel polished to a high gloss and come in seven different sizes. They can be arranged in an artistic personalized composition or exposed on a wall as a single sculpture-like mirror. They will fit contemporary private spaces, as well as restaurants, bars and hotel rooms. You can enjoy the charm of the classic Inox finish or a colour selected from the available palette. The TAFLA O4 mirror looks mesmerizing as a single object, but also in layouts that make up constellations of them. TAFLA O mirrors combine unique forms and bionic aesthetics with the high-tech parameters of Inox steel. OSKAR ZIĘTA is an architect, artist and process designer, and the CEO of Zieta Studio. He holds a doctorate from the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule in Zürich, where he worked as a research assistant at the department of CAAD (Computer Aided Architectural Design). At ETH and as part of his own company, founded in 2010, he carried out research, development and implementation of steel stabilization technologies such as FIDU and 3+. Author of the iconic PLOPP stool (2008) and other inflated steel projects on the verge between sculpture and functional objects. Zięta began experimenting with site-specific sculptures designed with the use of the parametric design methodology in 2006 with his Seahorse. Nevertheless, it was not until 2010, when he designed his first larger-scale works: the formally different, but structurally familiar Architonic Concept Space and The Blow & Roll installation for the Victoria & Albert Museum. Since then, he has been constantly experimenting with scale and form, as well as with the social and aesthetic potential of steel sculptures. Oskar Zięta is also the creator of the highest sculpture in the public space in Poland, WIR (Galeria Północna, Warsaw 2017), as well as NAWA, a pavilion sculpture (Daliowa Island, Wrocław 2017), which contributed to the revitalization of the surrounding urban space. In 2019, NAWA was nominated for the prestigious European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award. Oskar Zięta’s creative activity has been repeatedly awarded with the most important awards in the field of design, including Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland Award, Red Dot and Audi Mentor Preis, as well as with a nomination for the Schweizer Design Preis. Zięta collaborated with brands such as Audi, Architonic, Ballantine’s, Pirelli, Victoria & Albert Museum, among others. His works are in the collections of the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich, the Pinakothek in Munich and the Pompidou Center in Paris. He collaborated with brands such as Audi, Architonic, Ballantine’s, Pirelli, Victoria & Albert Museum, among others Oskar Zięta lives and works in Wroclaw, Poland.