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Concierge Mirror by caussa, full-length wall mirror with oak shelf and steel frame, front view
Concierge Mirror, angled view of the full-length mirror with shelf and slim steel frame
Detail of the Concierge Mirror tray with wallet and umbrellas hanging on the steel frame
Concierge Mirror in a bright hallway with an umbrella on the frame and wooden wall hooks
Concierge Mirror in a hallway next to coat hooks and a stool
Concierge Mirror by caussa, full-length wall mirror with oak shelf and steel frame, front view
Concierge Mirror, angled view of the full-length mirror with shelf and slim steel frame
Detail of the Concierge Mirror tray with wallet and umbrellas hanging on the steel frame
Concierge Mirror in a bright hallway with an umbrella on the frame and wooden wall hooks
Concierge Mirror in a hallway next to coat hooks and a stool

Concierge Mirror

€899,00 incl. VAT, plus shipping

The Concierge Mirror is named aptly after the hotel or apartment manager who handles many everyday needs for guests and residents. The mirror is characterized by a clean and minimal aesthetic and is practical and versatile furniture for the hallway, a cross between wardrobe, shelf, and mirror. The solid oak tray offers the possibility of storing everyday utensils such as keys, wallets, or keys already as you enter the corridor area. The slender and minimal steel frame offers to hang umbrellas and scarves.

Weight 16 kg
Dimensions 22 × 57 × 180 cm
Designer

Andreas Kowalewski
Material

Mirror glass, powder-coated steel, solid oak
Color

black

A practical and versatile furniture

The Concierge Mirror is named aptly after the hotel or apartment manager who handles many everyday needs for guests and residents. The mirror is characterized by a clean and minimal aesthetic and is practical and versatile furniture for the hallway, a cross between wardrobe, shelf, and mirror.

Solid oak wood and slender Forms

The solid oak tray offers the possibility of storing everyday utensils such as keys, wallets, or keys already as you enter the corridor area. The slender and minimal steel frame offers to hang umbrellas and scarves.

andreas kowalewski

The Berlin born Designer Andreas Kowalewski strives to create contemporary objects and meaningful product solutions for everyday life that center the value of longevity.
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Frequently asked questions

A wall-mounted full-length mirror combined with a solid oak tray and a slim powder-coated steel frame, designed for the hallway.
180 cm high, 57 cm wide and 22 cm deep. It weighs 16 kg.
It mounts to the wall with two screws and is easy to install. Screws are not included.
Yes. It combines a full-length mirror, a tray for everyday items and a frame for scarves and umbrellas in one piece that takes up only 57 cm of wall width and 22 cm of depth.
A free wall section of at least 57 cm width and 180 cm height. It projects 22 cm into the room.
Yes. Its name refers to the hotel concierge, and it was conceived to cover a guest's everyday needs at the room entrance: a mirror for a last look, a tray for key cards and wallets, and a frame for scarves and umbrellas.
Yes. The clean lines, solid oak and slim black steel frame make it a design piece rather than a utility mirror, suited to contemporary and classic interiors alike.
It is made in Germany from solid oak and powder-coated steel, designed by Andreas Kowalewski, and combines mirror, tray and frame in one minimal object.
It was designed by Berlin-born designer Andreas Kowalewski and is made in Germany.
Spin wall hooks, hand-turned from a single piece of oak, walnut or ash and also designed by Andreas Kowalewski; Eshaku hooks, solid oak coat hooks inspired by the Japanese bow, designed by Robin Scholtysik; and the Solid Stool, also designed by Andreas Kowalewski.