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The home is a stage

As we approach the end of the year, the mind begins to turn towards the holidays, and all the opportunities they bring for families and friends to come together, break bread and celebrate.

Gio Ponti, Oli Stratford for M Magazine, Issue 18

Gio Ponti Objects

With a career that spanned countless creative disciplines, Gio Ponti's object designes reveal teh Italian master's lifelong commitment to craft, tradition and contemporary industry.

Gio Ponti, Ellen Peirson for M Magazine, Issue 18

Gio Ponti: The House Above the City

Discover the history of Villa Planchart in Caracas, Venezuela, as we celebrate the Compasso d’Oro Career Award for Products for Gio Ponti’s D.154.2 armchair.

Gio Ponti, Adam Štěch for M Magazine

Icons

Like many of Gio Ponti's other pieces, the D.154.2 was conceived for a private client, the collectors Anala and Armando Planchart, as part of the project for their villa in Caracas, Venezuela.

Gio Ponti, Francesca Molteni for M Magazine

Gio Ponti: a way of life

“Ponti style” is a lifestyle that emerged through six decades of the creative practice of Gio Ponti (1891-1979).

Gio Ponti

Ship Shape

Designers as Gio Ponti have long been attracted to the creative and intellectual freedom offered by maritime projects, and that continues to ring true today.

Gio Ponti

Gio Ponti’s auditorium for the Time&Life Building in New York

Gio Ponti

AMARE GIO PONTI

“Architecture is an interpretation of life”, wrote Gio Ponti. “Amare Gio Ponti”, the first documentary about his work, previewed at the 2015 Milano Design Film Festival, is dedicated to the great 20th century maestro.

Gio Ponti

INFINITE LITTLE TABLE

An architectural fantasy,a virtuos display of spans, an acrobatic feat of proportions, a criss-cross of joints in Ponti's iconic project.

Gio Ponti

To re-make or not to re-make, that is the question

For private homes or for limited series, presented on the occasion of the 2012 Salone del Mobile. It is the result of in-depth research, selection and an analysis of prototypes, made possible thanks to cooperation and an exclusive agreement signed with Ponti’s heirs

Gio Ponti