The 1970s were characterized by a strong interest in futuristic and often psychedelic design.

The backlit round mirrors embodied this innovative spirit, with their original design and ambient light that seemed to come from a spatial context. What made these mirrors particular was the backlighting, around the inner edge of the frame, bulbs or neon lights were placed, which emitted a soft and diffused light, this backlighting gave the object a distinctive look and created a welcoming and enveloping in the surrounding environment.

These mirrors were not only functional for reflection but were also used as decorative furniture pieces. Backlighting turned them into eye-catching design elements, becoming focal points within a room.

They were commonly used in rooms such as living rooms, entrance halls or bedrooms. The soft lights created a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere, perfect for moments of relaxation or to create a feeling of intimacy in the environment.

Even today, these mirrors are considered vintage pieces of period design and are sought after by collectors and lovers of retro design. Their iconic and innovative style has made them objects of interest also for contemporary design, with reinterpretations and inspirations that can also be found in modern productions.