The idea
A continuous gesture, held in brass.
Maria Velichkova developed Aster from a full-scale charcoal line, drawn without lifting her hand from the paper. Its widest curve opens the reflected view, while the lower taper gives the piece an unexpected visual balance.
Meet Maria VelichkovaZAVEL Reflection Index · RI 01
How Aster changes a room.
Primary reflection behavior
Carries light
Its tall field gathers an adjacent window and carries that brightness beyond the original opening.
- Recommended viewing distance
- 2.2 to 4 m
- Reflected field
- Tall and generous, with strong room depth
- Natural light
- A window beside or opposite the mirror
- Wall conditions
- A quiet wall with at least 110 cm clear width
- Visual weight
- Light to medium
- Rooms
- Bedroom, Entryway, Living room
The narrow brass edge defines the silhouette without closing the reflected field.
Practical details
Made to arrive with certainty.
- Dimensions
- W 82 × H 170 × D 4.5 cm
- Weight
- 34 kg
- Materials
- 6 mm mirror glass, formed brass, birch backing
- Finish
- Hand-patinated and wax sealed
- Orientation
- Vertical or horizontal
- Origin
- Hand-finished in Bulgaria
Installation
Needs a wall of at least 110 by 195 cm.
Use two concealed cleats fixed into solid blocking. Keep 12 cm clear below the lower curve.
The next step
Aster is decided on your wall.
Tell the studio the wall you have in mind, and the finish, the current lead time and delivery to your address are confirmed by reply.
mirrors@zavel.bg
If the wall stops short of Aster's 110 cm, or daylight rarely reaches it, TRACE holds a metre of wall and draws a warm line of its own.
See TRACE