“Luna” Mirrors Inspired by the Lunar Phases – WEWOOD
The Luna mirrors by WEWOOD, designed by Eleonora Fedi, transform the shapes of the full and crescent moon into a refined decorative wall composition. Available in four sizes, they can be used individually or combined to create customized arrangements with a strong graphic and sculptural character.
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The Luna mirror collection by WEWOOD, designed by Eleonora Fedi in 2017, originates from the observation of the fascinating shapes of the full moon and crescent moon, transformed into decorative elements capable of defining a wall with balance and elegance.
More than simple functional mirrors, Luna is conceived as a true decorative wall composition, in which reflections, shapes and proportions can be freely combined to create different visual arrangements.
Inspired by the Phases of the Moon
The concept of the collection recalls the calm and beauty of the lunar phases.
The essential geometries evoke the transition from the full moon to the crescent moon, introducing a natural and poetic reference into the interior while maintaining a contemporary design language.
The simplicity of the forms allows the mirrors to have a discreet presence when used individually and a more striking effect when arranged in multiple compositions.
A Customizable Wall Composition
Luna is available in four different diameters, offering numerous composition possibilities.
The mirrors can be installed separately or combined to create an articulated decorative arrangement, playing with sizes, proportions and positioning on the wall.
This flexibility allows the collection to adapt to different spaces, from smaller walls to larger surfaces where a true decorative installation can be created.
Portuguese Craftsmanship
The Luna mirrors are made using traditional Portuguese woodworking techniques, emphasizing WEWOOD’s attention to craftsmanship and construction quality.
The design thus brings together a universal image such as the moon with manufacturing expertise, transforming an everyday object into a furnishing accessory with an artistic character.
For Living Areas, Entrances and Bedrooms
The decorative nature of the collection makes Luna particularly versatile.
The mirrors can enhance:
- living areas;
- entrance halls;
- bedrooms;
- corridors and passage areas;
- decorative walls in contemporary interiors.
Used individually, they maintain an essential and refined aesthetic; combined together, they can instead create a more dynamic composition capable of becoming the focal point of the entire space.
Luna therefore represents the meeting point between function, decoration and craftsmanship, creating a mirror collection designed to interpret space freely.
Features
- Brand: WEWOOD
- Model: Luna Mirrors
- Type: Wall mirrors
- Designer: Eleonora Fedi
- Year: 2017
- Inspiration: Full moon and crescent moon
- Available sizes: 4
- Configuration: Individual use or multiple compositions
- Craftsmanship: Traditional Portuguese woodworking techniques
- Design: Essential, decorative and contemporary
- Use: Indoor
Configuration
Luna mirrors can be used individually or combined together, creating customized decorative compositions by alternating the different sizes.
For information about all available configurations and finishes, please contact our customer service.
Available Dimensions
Luna Ø 120
- Diameter: 120 cm
Luna Ø 90
- Diameter: 90 cm
Luna Ø 60
- Diameter: 60 cm
Luna Ø 45
- Diameter: 45 cm
Designer
Eleonora Fedi is an interior and space designer who graduated from the Politecnico di Milano in 2012 and later specialized with a Master’s degree at ESAD in 2015.
Her research and design practice explores the relationship between space, materials and process, with particular attention to the creation of temporary spatial experiences and the understanding of materials in relation to their production systems.
She collaborated with esad—idea as a researcher and worked on several exhibition projects between 2019 and 2023, while also taking part in the team of the Porto Design Biennale.
