Katie Wittenberg

Room Essentials storage mirror 2014 Design and Utility patents pending This mirror set for Back to College in 2014 in half of the Target stores and quickly became our #3 mirror (after the commodity over the door and $5 door mirror). As it was performing so well we quickly moved to get it in the full chain where is continues to do very well. This mirror stemmed from guest research that informed us of the extreme need for storage in dorms and apartment buildings. The mirror is full length and hangs on the door and opens to reveal hooks and mesh pockets perfect for storing a variety of accessories and toiletries.

Threshold 2015 Design Patent Pending. Hangs vertically, horizontally, and can be leaned against a wall. Foiled polystyrene frame.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2014 Foiled polystyrene frame.

Threshold 2015 Foiled polystyrene frame with mirror inlay.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2014 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold 2015 Hand finished injection molded plastic frame.

Threshold Sunburst Mirrors 2014 Finishes are the toughest part of mirror development as we are often restricted to using plastics due to the high volumes and low price points. This piece has a plastic frame with hand finishing to look like wood.

Threshold Over the Door Mirror 2014 Finishes are the toughest part of mirror development as we are often restricted to using plastics due to the high volumes and low price points. This piece has a plastic frame with foil finishing to look like Metal. The mirror can hang on the wall both vertically and horizontally and can also hang on the provided over the door hooks which fit both door sizes in the market.