The Glimpse Floor Lamp was featured in the Architectural Digest Trend Report from Milan Design Week
First unveiled at Alcova Milano during Milan Design Week, the Glimpse Floor Lamp is part of the Portals Collection by Furn Object.
The Glimpse Floor Lamp was featured in eight global editions of Architectural Digest as an example of the soft industrialism trend in interior design. The article noted that: “Furn Object softened metal’s usual sharpness and hardness, and made it appear to almost melt.”
Designed by Anna and Sergii Baierzdorf, the Portals Collection features the Glimpse Floor Lamp, the Glimpse Sconce, the Island Table, and the Gate Mirror. It combines two materials: metal and glass, and is created around the idea of personal portals transforming the space to one where you can exhale, recharge, and step outside the external context for a moment.
This collectible sculptural metal mirror blurs the boundaries of habitual perception, becoming a physical embodiment of a gateway.
Designed by Anna and Sergii Baierzdorf, the Gate Mirror invites a moment of pause and reflection, encouraging us to look beyond the familiar.
The massive satin-finish stainless steel frame is slightly concave. It gently draws you in, shifting your focus to what is inside. The edges appear torn, as if part of the material has already moved elsewhere while the rest remains forever frozen in the moment of transition.
The wall mirror "invites" you to step forward, pulling your attention inward through the subtle curve of its frame. Resembling a funnel, it creates the visual sensation of being drawn into another space.
Metal is one of our primary materials, and for the Portals Collection we reinvented our techniques to make stainless steel appear unexpectedly vulnerable and soft.
The Gate Mirror is handcrafted by multi-generational artisans from stainless steel and high-clarity mirror glass. Together, we developed a bespoke hand-finishing technique that enhances the softness of the metal while ensuring every collectible mirror is one of a kind.