Shard Mirror Barware holding its height through years

holding its height through years of regular use rather than flattening

The Corbel Desk floats against the wall rather than standing on legs

The ferm Living Flow Plate has a slightly uneven rim rather than one perfectly round edge

canella bark

Veining and tone vary from piece to piece

Shard Mirror Barware holding its height through yearsThe Shard Mirror carries a fractured, angular outline instead of a smooth or symmetrical edge, echoing the raw break lines of broken ceramic, glass, or rock. That silhouette spans three formats: a small MDF backed mirror, a taller wall mirror framed in powder coated galvanized iron and stainless steel, and a mirrored cabinet built the same way with a hinged door and interior shelving. ferm Living designed the line and manufactures it in China.