Antechamber - Double-Sided Free Standing Mirror
by StudioDanielK
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The Joia double-sided mirror is a freestanding piece from StudioDanielK's Antechamber collection. Two vertical black steel posts rise from pyramidal bases, holding a full-length mirror at a scale built for a room rather than a corner.
The formal contrast is deliberate. Honey Calcite spheres crown each post, their translucent amber tone reading against the matte steel the way a cut stone reads against a plain setting. The calcite is not ornamental finish but a structural element: it ends the post, weights it optically, and connects the floor-bound geometry to the light above.
The double-sided configuration lets the mirror work away from walls, acting as a soft room divider without blocking sight lines. Daniel Kolodziejczak's engagement with Italian and Brazilian modernist architecture informs this: the Antechamber collection concerns spatial honesty, objects that hold their own in a room without decorating it.
The Joia mirror is a numbered edition, available through Monde Singulier.
W 106 x D 22 x H 205 cm
W 41.73 x D 8.66 x H 80.71 in
Materials: Stone, Painted Steel
About
StudioDanielK
StudioDanielK was founded by Daniel Kolodziejczak, a Polish designer whose work bridges two architectural traditions: the classical rigor of Italian architecture and the radical freedom of Brazilian modernism.
Born in Poland, Kolodziejczak built his practice around a specific formal tension. The weight of European architectural heritage (stone, proportion, restraint) meets the open, nature-inflected modernism of Brazil, where structure reads as landscape and material as light. Each piece holds this dialogue without resolving it.
The studio draws from a broad architectural vocabulary: Brutalist materiality, the contained grandeur of Parisian and Milanese interiors, the organic lightness found in Brazil's landmark buildings, and the persistent influence of time on surfaces and form. These references surface not as quotations, but as sensibility. Proportions feel monumental at tabletop scale. Finishes are chosen for presence rather than decoration. The work does not announce itself.
Stone, metal, and wood appear throughout the collection. Surfaces develop character rather than wear. Each material is selected for its capacity to carry time and register use without losing coherence.
StudioDanielK received AD100 recognition. The studio has been shown internationally and occupies a distinct position in the field of architectural collectible design: pieces that function as furniture, but think like architecture.
The studio's collection is available on Monde Singulier.
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