• High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
  • High End Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair by Molteni&C Casa Design Group
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Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair

$9,655
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Designed by Gio Ponti

The Gio Ponti D.153.1 Armchair, originally designed in 1953, has been reissued by Molteni&C, staying true to the original drawings from the Ponti archives. Featuring a refined brass structure and is upholstered in bicolor white-blue leather or the "Punteggiato" fabric, a 1934 design by Ponti for Rubelli. This fabric updates traditional velvet-weaving techniques with a modern pattern of staggered disks. The armchair was showcased at the Salone del Mobile 2012, adding depth to the Gio Ponti Collection.

Dimensions:

L 30.37" x D 40.50" x H 31.50"

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Gio Ponti

Italian designer, architect and editor, Gio Ponti (1891–1979) is one of the most influential design visionaries of the 20th century. Ponti designed a wide array of furniture and products through his career - from cabinets, lamps and chairs to ceramics and glassware - and his buildings, including Pirelli tower in Milan, and Denver Art Museum, were erected in 14 countries.

Through Domus, the design magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti promoted a new curiosity and open-mindedness towards new design thinking.

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