The Moustache ceramic mirrors bring together thirty designs that illustrate the Parisian brand's singular approach: combining the formal rigour of contemporary design with the tactile richness of ceramic. Worked with precision, this material gives each piece a dense presence and a visual depth that metal or glass surfaces simply cannot match. Whether in a hallway, a living room or a bedroom, these mirrors stand as objects in their own right, far beyond their purely reflective function. Also discover The Cool Republic's Mirrors department to broaden your selection.
Founded in Paris, Moustache has established itself as a benchmark in design publishing by working with creators attentive to form and material. The ceramic mirror collection is a direct expression of this: the precisely drawn geometries of the frames play on the contrast between the smooth surface of the glass and the matt or satin texture of glazed ceramic. Sizes vary, from small wall pieces to larger-scale designs, allowing them to fit into compact as well as generous spaces. Among the most acclaimed series, the Zodiac mirrors by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez feature frames with swollen volumes that question the boundary between decorative object and sculptural furniture. To complete a wall composition or explore other editorial sensibilities, the Metal Mirrors department, the Bloomingville Mirrors or the Hübsch Mirrors offer complementary directions.
These ceramic mirrors are for those who see wall decoration as an element that structures a space, not as a secondary accessory. They find their place in a contemporary living room, a busy entrance hall or a bathroom with real character. To create a coherent whole, they can be paired with all Moustache products, particularly the seating and tables, which share the same formal standards. Ceramic sits beautifully alongside pale wood, polished concrete or brushed brass, all materials that reinforce the clarity of a carefully considered interior.