At first glance the Bat Mirror seems like your usual pretty French rococo wall mirror, until you gaze just a little closer and see it’s darker pop-culture reference. It wasn’t until I took a fourth or fifth look that I even noticed the gigantic 3 foot bat. The second mirror in this series, Eroteme, again reflects classic baroque style met with coathanger functionality. A little oddball, but perfect if you’re wanting to snaz up your batcave or mannerist closet.
Designer: Stanislav Katz
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