Turandot

Rugiano Turandot interprets the mirror as an architectural element that defines the wall with rhythm and lightness. Its elongated shapes, outlined by soft and continuous profiles, develop vertically in a modular composition that can stand alone or be combined in multiple configurations. The reflective surface interacts with the structure to create depth and light effects, and the repetition of elements creates a refined visual balance.

The design uses slender proportions and formal clarity. Solid frames and reflections create a contemporary visual composition. Turandot turns the wall into an active surface and functions as a decorative element.