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Posted on September 6th 2010

Inga Sempé’s new mirror system allows for a bit of voyeurism, if you will.

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Inga Sempé’s “Trame” is a new mirror system that creates the illusion that one is peering through slabs into a private space.

Designed for French company Domestic, the mirror consists of self-adhesive PMMA strips arranged on a wall.

Trame will be exhibited at Maison & Objet in Paris between 3 and 7 September 2010.

Inga Sempé

Product designer Inga Sempé graduated in 1993 from de I'ENSCI les Ateliers in Paris, France. While studying she received a scholarship at George Sowden's studio in Milan and after graduating went to work as a designer at Marc Newson's studio in Paris.

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