“Yukka” vanity mirror by Anna Anselmi for Bieffeplast Italy 1980

A striking example of Italian postmodern design, this illuminated "Yukka" vanity mirror was created by Anna Anselmi for Bieffeplast in 1980. Featuring a bold sculptural form, the mirror sits on a textured black base with four angled chrome light supports, each crowned with a frosted globe bulb.

The centerpiece is a two-sided rotating mirror: one side with a standard reflective surface, the other with a round magnifying mirror for detail work. This ingenious dual function makes it not only a practical piece but also an iconic statement object of 1980s design.

The Yukka 1980 Vanity Mirror is a striking example of Anselmi's expertise. Its sleek lines and sophisticated form make it a standout piece in any room. The mirror's design reflects Anselmi's commitment to simplicity and elegance, creating a functional art piece that enhances your daily routine.

This rare illuminated vanity mirror perfectly captures the bold creativity of the era: both a functional object and a collectible design statement.

About the designer

Anna Anselmi is an Italian designer celebrated for her playful yet functional approach, contributing to the vibrant wave of postmodern design in the late 20th century.

About Bieffeplast

Founded in Padua, Italy, Bieffeplast was renowned during the 1970s and 1980s for collaborating with innovative designers such as Joe Colombo, Ettore Sottsass, and Anna Anselmi, producing experimental yet highly functional furniture, lighting, and accessories. Today, Bieffeplast pieces are highly collectible, representing the cutting edge of Italian design history.

Condition

The mirror is in great condition, preserving its original finish and elegance.

Wear consistent with age and use.

Dimensions

H. 48 cm x W. 58 cm x D. 16 cm (18.9" x 22.8" x 6.3")