Studio mo man tai

"Quilted Mirror Objects - a patchwork of reflection and sustainability

Inspired by the meticulous technique, “Quilted Mirror Objects” reinterprets acrylic mirror leftovers into vibrant geometric compositions that play with light, texture and colour. Founders Ulrike Jurklies and Paul Bas have a strong commitment to sustainability, incorporating leftover acrylic mirror material through their collaboration with Pyrasied, a leader in eco-friendly plastics.

Well known Dutch design studio mo man tai proudly presents its latest project: “Quilted Mirror Objects.” This striking new collection transforms leftover acrylic mirror materials into bold, colourful, and sustainable furniture pieces. The exclusive debut will take place at Milan Design Week 2025, hosted at 5Vie, Via Cesare Correnti 14.

Celebrating 25 years of creative innovation

This launch marks a significant milestone as studio mo man tai celebrates 25 years of pioneering sustainable design. For over two decades, the studio has seamlessly blended craftsmanship, innovative materials, and a bold visual language to redefine contemporary design. Founders Ulrike Jurklies and Paul Bas have a strong commitment to sustainability, incorporating leftover acrylic mirror material through their collaboration with Pyrasied, a leader in eco-friendly plastics.

A patchwork of reflection and sustainability

Inspired by the meticulous art of quilting, “Quilted Mirror Objects” reinterprets acrylic mirrors into vivid, geometric compositions that play with light, texture, and color. Each piece reflects a commitment to sustainable craftsmanship, ensuring that discarded materials find new life in functional and visually striking furniture objects.

mo man tai: where playfulness meets purpose

With a reputation for joyful aesthetics and sustainable innovation, studio mo man tai transforms discarded acrylic mirror pieces into dynamic design elements. Each fragment is carefully cut in-house and assembled with an awareness for form and colour. Rather than discarding materials due to minor imperfections, the designers embrace these unique qualities, ensuring that every object carries an authentic and sustainable narrative.

Experience “Quilted Mirror Objects” at Milan Design Week 2025

Visitors to 5Vie, Via Cesare Correnti 14 will witness first-hand how sustainable objects can be both functional and stunning. This collection not only reinforces mo man tai’s commitment to upcycling, but also invites audiences to reimagine waste as a source of beauty and creativity.