Gio Ponti Mid-Century Modern Pair of Wood Satin Fabric Italian Armchairs

€12.500,00

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Pair of armchairs designed by Gio Ponti. Made of original solid wood structure, reupholstered in a bicoloured geometrical pattern that stands out in relief on a compact satin ground with a silky hand, The effect is that of an embroidery of two bulky yarns. Fabric model "Funky Stripes" is edited by the Italian textile editor Dedar. The base of the chair has four conical brass legs, Italy, 1950s. Architect, designer and artist, GIO PONTI (Milan 1891-1979). In 1927, he founded Il Labirinto with Lancia, Buzzi , Marelli, Venini and Chiesa to produce high quality furniture and objects. From 1923 to 1930, he was artistic director of Richard Ginori. Thanks to the creation of the Domus magazine in 1928 (which he directed almost permanently until his death), Ponti made a profound contribution to the renewal of Italian production in the sector, giving him a new impetus. Ponti has been a great promoter of the Biennial of Monza, after the Triennale of Milan, of the Compasso d'Oro awards and of the ADI (Industrial Design Association). As an architect, he created the symbol of modern Milan, the Pirelli skyscraper, designed with Fornaroli, Rosselli and Nervi in??1956. In 1957 he designed the famous Superleggera chair for Cassina, the greatest achievement of long and fruitful work collaboration. To his planning activities, he added educational activities, teaching at the Faculty of Architecture of Milan from 1936-1961.

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1950-1959

Place of origin:

Italy

Style:

Mid-Century Modern

Dimensions (cm):

110H x 68W x 82D 40SH

Dimensions (inch):

43,31H x 26,77W x 32,28D 15,75SH

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