Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Black Stained Ash + Sahara Noir Marble

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Walnut + Walnut

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Walnut + Emperador Marble

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Black Stained Ash + Sahara Noir Marble

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Walnut + Walnut

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Walnut + Emperador Marble

Recibidor Hallway Mirror

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Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Black Stained Ash + Sahara Noir Marble

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Walnut + Walnut

Recibidor Hallway Mirror: Walnut + Emperador Marble

Recibidor Hallway Mirror

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Nomon Home × Andrés Martínez

Recibidor Hallway Mirror

Name: Recibidor Hallway Mirror
Brand: Nomon Home • Andrés Martínez
SKU: NOM-CON
Price: 3305.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$3,305 – $4,020

$3,305

SKU: NOM-CON

$4,020

SKU: NOM-CONME

$4,020

SKU: NOM-COBMS

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Spec Sheet

Description

Recibidor casts an elegant gloss with its hallway mirror and catch-all table combo. Fashioned in richly toned solid walnut, the unit's mirror can be oriented either horizontally or vertically and also adjusted in height. Below, a rounded tabletop is available in either the woodgrain or refined Emperador marble. A delicate brass pole for keys or other small items makes for an additional thoughtful touch.

Specifications

Size

Vertical: 67.7"-70.9" h x 26.4" w x 13.4" d (172-180x67x34cm)
Horizontal: 61.8"-64.6" h x 26.4" w x 13.4" d (157-164x67x34cm)

Material

Solid walnut or ash, marble, brass

Details

Mirror can be adjusted in two heights and two positions
Made in Spain

Brand

Nomon Home

One of Europe’s most vibrant design hives seems an apt point of origin for this standout collection of sleek furniture pieces and sybaritic accessories that reflect a marriage of superb craftsmanship and noble materials like luminous marble, solid woods and adroit metalwork.

Nomon Home unveiled its first collection in 2016, an offshoot of the striking modernist wall clock business founded 15 years earlier by José María Reina. The celebrated creative is part of the pioneering generation that brought the Spanish port city to the forefront as a vibrant design hive.

This “Home” arm is now under the design direction Andrés Martínez and Stefano Bigi. Cordoba-born Andrés hails from a family with a discerning jewelry tradition; Stefano is of French origin and educated in Italy. Their combined influences are reflected in the high standards of metal work and craftsmanship, and use of luxe materials. So, too, in the decided emphasis on living the good life—from valet stands and pedestal mirrors for a dressing area, to a bar station and standing Champagne bucket for entertaining.