Luciano Bertoncini Elco Set of 6 modular mirrors Gronda with coat rack 1

Set of six modular mirrors with coat hangers model Gronda, designed by Luciano Bertoncini and produced by Elco in Italy in the 1970s. It is one of the icons of Italian design from that decade, increasingly sought after by collectors. Each module is a long vertical mirror with a black plastic structure, divided into two parts by a shaped profile. The lower part is fixed. The upper part opens with a gesture and transforms into a coat hook, revealing the colored black interior. When closed, it is a single mirror surface; when open, it becomes a functional coat hanger. When placed together, the six modules form a large mirrored wall, with the Greek line running continuously from one module to another. They can also be mounted separately or in smaller groups, depending on the space. They are perfect for an entrance, a hallway, a bedroom, or a walk-in closet. Features. Design: Luciano Bertoncini. Production: Elco, Italy. Era: 1970s. Model: Gronda. Materials: black plastic structure (ABS), mirror. Complete set of 6 modules, each with a retractable coat hanger. Dimensions (per module): height 200 cm – width 19 cm – depth 6 cm. Condition: excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear consistent with age. The coat hanger opening mechanisms all work correctly. The photos are an integral part of the description: we invite you to examine them carefully.