Description: A striking and highly sculptural floor mirror designed by Italian designer Rodolfo Bonetto in 1970. The Unghia mirror takes its name from the Italian word for “nail”, with its distinctive elongated form inspired by the shape of a fingernail.
Produced in Italy during the 1970s, the mirror perfectly captures the bold, futuristic aesthetic of Italian Space Age design. Its slender, continuous silhouette and diagonally positioned mirror create a playful yet highly architectural presence, making it as much a sculptural object as a functional mirror.
A true statement piece for collectors of Italian vintage design.
Condition: Good vintage condition, with a few light surface scratches consistent with its age and previous use.
Dimensions: H164 × W25 × D25 cm
Material: Molded plastic with a mirrored glass surface
Period: 70s
Description: A striking and highly sculptural floor mirror designed by Italian designer Rodolfo Bonetto in 1970. The Unghia mirror takes its name from the Italian word for “nail”, with its distinctive elongated form inspired by the shape of a fingernail.
Produced in Italy during the 1970s, the mirror perfectly captures the bold, futuristic aesthetic of Italian Space Age design. Its slender, continuous silhouette and diagonally positioned mirror create a playful yet highly architectural presence, making it as much a sculptural object as a functional mirror.
A true statement piece for collectors of Italian vintage design.
Condition: Good vintage condition, with a few light surface scratches consistent with its age and previous use.
Dimensions: H164 × W25 × D25 cm
Material: Molded plastic with a mirrored glass surface
Period: 70s