Globo Convex Mirror
Jonathan Adler's maximalist manifesto meets meticulous craft in the Globo Convex Mirror, proving that luxury and wit are inseparable rather than competing values. Every proportion, material choice, and finish has been resolved with the full weight of Adler's creative conviction behind it—irreverent, beautiful, and impossible to overlook.
Jonathan Adler's design intelligence is matched by an equal commitment to craft. Upholstered pieces feature frames built for longevity and cushions maintaining their loft over years of use. Hard goods use genuine brass, hand-applied lacquer, and polished lucite, finished to standards that hold up under daily life without sacrificing their initial dramatic presence.
The Jonathan Adler 'happy chic' philosophy holds that luxury and wit are natural partners—that a beautifully made object can be slightly transgressive, and that the best interiors balance refinement with irreverence. This piece is a perfectly calibrated example: serious in craft, spirited in design, and entirely uninterested in the beige certainties of conventional taste.
Jonathan Adler's mission is to banish the beige and bring delight to every interior, and this piece directly expresses that commitment. It rewards its owner not just with function but with the pleasure of living alongside an object designed with real intelligence, executed with genuine craft, and infused with irrepressible personality.
Original: $750.00
-65%$750.00
$262.50
Description
Jonathan Adler's maximalist manifesto meets meticulous craft in the Globo Convex Mirror, proving that luxury and wit are inseparable rather than competing values. Every proportion, material choice, and finish has been resolved with the full weight of Adler's creative conviction behind it—irreverent, beautiful, and impossible to overlook.
Jonathan Adler's design intelligence is matched by an equal commitment to craft. Upholstered pieces feature frames built for longevity and cushions maintaining their loft over years of use. Hard goods use genuine brass, hand-applied lacquer, and polished lucite, finished to standards that hold up under daily life without sacrificing their initial dramatic presence.
The Jonathan Adler 'happy chic' philosophy holds that luxury and wit are natural partners—that a beautifully made object can be slightly transgressive, and that the best interiors balance refinement with irreverence. This piece is a perfectly calibrated example: serious in craft, spirited in design, and entirely uninterested in the beige certainties of conventional taste.
Jonathan Adler's mission is to banish the beige and bring delight to every interior, and this piece directly expresses that commitment. It rewards its owner not just with function but with the pleasure of living alongside an object designed with real intelligence, executed with genuine craft, and infused with irrepressible personality.
