red triangle mirror by Anna Castelli

Mirror produced by Kartell in 1982, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri. The mirror is a red isosceles triangle and is part of an unobtainable collection of Italian design. The product is sold individually or included in the set with the white and yellow mirror.

Insider Designer:

Anna Castelli Ferrieri (1918-2006) was a pioneering Italian architect and industrial designer, known for her influential work in furniture design and her role as a co-founder of Kartell, one of the most renowned Italian design companies. As one of the first female architects to graduate from the Politecnico di Milano, Castelli Ferrieri became a leading figure in the post-war Italian design movement, famous for her use of new materials like plastics.

She is best known for designing the iconic Componibili storage units, a series of modular, stackable furniture pieces that combined practicality with a sleek, modern aesthetic. Her work is celebrated for its innovative use of materials, functional elegance, and forward-thinking approach, helping to shape the landscape of modern design. Castelli Ferrieri’s legacy remains influential, reflecting her dedication to blending technology, aesthetics, and everyday usability.

This set is mentioned in the book: "Made in Italy, mobili, illuminazione e complementi di arredamento del 1986", di Giorgio Mondadori e associati.