A convex, outwards curving mirror reflects the actual size as smaller but has a wider view angle as a result, similar to a wide angle lens in photography. If we stay with this comparison, then we can say that what we have is an extremely wide angle, a kind of fish-eye lens when it comes to the reflecting surface with its 180-degree viewing angle. Convex mirrors are often set up at street crossings where visibility is limited in order to prevent accidents, mirrored hemispheres hang from the ceilings of stores in order to enable a viewer to see around the corner of difficult to access shelves or niches for the purpose of catching shoplifters. Beyond those uses, a mirrored hemisphere is a versatile decoration element that can be placed on a wall, ceiling or counter.

These mirrored acrylic glass hemispheres are the same as the transparent, absolutely streak-free hemisphere made of the same material that we have in our product range – the difference, however, is that these have an added coat of brilliantly reflecting paint applied to their inner surface. This coat is then covered by another opaque one in order to protect the mirrored one from mechanical damage. At first, second and third glance you cannot tell that the actual mirror coating is on the inner surface of the sphere – just like a normal mirror. And the reflecting quality of the hemisphere is indeed comparable to that of a normal mirror except that we are dealing with a concave mirror that makes everything smaller and provides a semi-panoramic view.

Like the basic transparent acrylic glass hemispheres, these, too, are free blown; their actual shape only really approximates that of a pure hemisphere (their height is somewhat less than half of their diameter). That fact will really become obvious if you try to join two of them in order to make a whole sphere.

The wall thickness of the sphere is not uniform as a result of its being formed thermally. The brim has the original given thickness while at the vertex, on the other hand, it is up to 50% less; i.e. about one millimetre. Drilling on, for example, the sphere’s brim will prove to be very difficult because the material has a high degree of internal stress that makes it prone to breaking and therefore you should not try to do this yourself unless you are an expert.

Free standard delivery within Germany and free collection from Modulor in Berlin for orders over 79 €.

5,95 € shipping costs, if order value is less than 79 € (DE)

2,95 € for pick-up at the store in Berlin, if order value is less than 79 €

Express and forwarding shipping

From 19 € express surcharge you will receive your order particularly quickly with standard shipping within Germany.

From 69€ is the cost of shipping within Germany. You can recognize articles with forwarding shipping in the store by the truck symbol .

Especially for Berlin

From 34.90 € courier shipping for standard and forwarding goods.

• Free returns for standard shipping within Germany
• Extended, voluntary return policy of 30 days for complete, undamaged goods in their original packaging
• You are responsible for the cost of returns for forwarding goods and returns from a country outside Germany

Excluded from returns

Excluded from returns are sections of rolled goods, cut-to-size pieces and other goods made especially for you, as well as used goods, newspapers, magazines and periodicals, Modulor vouchers and items that we do not carry in our range but have ordered at your request.

Good to know: The furniture variants in our configurators that can be delivered quickly are not cut to size, but standard formats that can be returned.