Enrico Franzolini for De Padova

ENRICO FRANZOLINI (Italy, 1952) for De Padova.
“Narciso” mirror.
Metal and glass.
Features wheels on the base and hooks on the back.
It has a manufacturer’s label on the bottom.
Measurements: 175 x 50 x 64 cm.
Full-length mirror designed by Enrico Franzolini for the Italian firm De Padova, an example of the functional and refined aesthetic of late 20th-century Italian design. The piece combines an industrial-inspired aesthetic with careful attention to ergonomics and mobility. Its metal frame, with clean lines and an aluminum-gray finish, incorporates a large mirror mounted on a base equipped with industrial casters that allow it to be moved easily. The circular chrome handle, located on the back, is one of the design’s most distinctive elements, while also making it easy to handle. The name “Narciso” evokes the classical myth of the young man fascinated by his own image.
Enrico Franzolini is a renowned Italian architect and designer. He studied architecture in Florence and Venice and has built a career focused on furniture and lighting design. He has collaborated with firms such as De Padova, Cappellini, Foscarini, and Moroso.