Lipstick Floor Mirror by Roger Lecal for Chabrières

A cult piece that defines the avant-garde and playful spirit of the Space Age era. Designed by Frenchman Roger Lecal in the 1970s, this full-length mirror stands out for its unmistakable cylindrical silhouette with a diagonal top cut that emulates the shape of a lipstick, a detail that gives it its famous name.

Manufactured with a monocoque structure of molded plastic or fiberglass with a deep, glossy black lacquered finish, the piece functions as both a functional mirror and a powerful minimalist sculpture. Its vertical design with ultra-pure lines challenges the traditional concept of a floor mirror, becoming a timeless object of desire that adds a graphic charge and an incomparable retro-futuristic touch to any space.