The idea
Found on one edge, drawn straight on the other.
Maria Velichkova draws each LITHOS contour from studied rock outlines, then cuts it in 4 mm clear glass with a fine bevel so the irregular edge stays sharp. The halo follows the periphery from behind rather than crossing the face, which lifts the silhouette off the plaster and leaves the reflection clear.
Meet Maria VelichkovaZAVEL Reflection Index · RI 04
How LITHOS changes a room.
Primary reflection behavior
Softens architecture
Its raw upper edge loosens strict wall lines while the warm halo lifts the silhouette clear of the plaster.
- Recommended viewing distance
- 1.5 to 3.5 m
- Reflected field
- Wide and low, edged by its own halo
- Natural light
- Angled or indirect light, with its own halo supplying the rest
- Wall conditions
- A quiet wall with at least 150 cm clear width
- Visual weight
- Light to medium
- Rooms
- Dining room, Entryway, Living room
Frameless glass reads as a plane of reflection, and the halo adds presence without mass.
Practical details
Made to arrive with certainty.
- Dimensions
- W 140 × H 70 cm
- Materials
- 4 mm clear mirror glass, integrated 3000K LED halo, rear mounting batten
- Finish
- Frameless, with a fine bevelled edge on the raw contour
- Orientation
- Horizontal only
- Origin
- Made and tested in Bulgaria
Installation
Needs a wall of at least 150 by 95 cm.
Fix the integrated rear batten into solid blocking and have a qualified electrician connect the driver to a switched supply or the motion sensor. Centre the silhouette on the standing eye line.
The next step
LITHOS 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
TRACE holds the same warm light inside a machined circle, for the wall that stands taller than it runs.
See TRACE