Decorative Coat Rack in Stained Metal and Teak in the Style of Gio Ponti, 1960s

The legendary Gio Ponti. This fundamentally innovative architect has a long list of trades to his name; industrial designer, artist, teacher, writer, publisher and of course furniture designer. As a native son of Milan, he was responsible for designing the Pirelli Tower there. This is his most well-known work as an architect, but his career spans a period of sixty years during which he completed numerous other remarkable and groundbreaking projects. The same is true of the illustrious magazine Domus which he founded in 1928 and paralleled all his endeavours. Ponti has designed a considerable amount of furniture, almost all of which belong in an aesthetically superior category and in an incredibly consistent way. He definitely layed the foundation for what later became known as Italian design. Mass-produced furniture with a relience on top notch craftmanship. This set of lounge chairs “Model 811” for Figli di Amadeo Cassina can...

This exceptional dining table, designed by the legendary Gio Ponti in the early 1940s, is a stunning example of Italian craftsmanship and design. Featuring a rectangular top veneered...

The name Gio Ponti needs little introduction to the design-loving public. This architect, designer and visionary stood at the cradle of modern Italian design. His countless projects ...

This elegant Italian Vintage oval mirror boasts a sophisticated stained teak frame, offering a warm and natural touch to any space. The rich, earthy tones of the teak wood enhance th...

mid-century Italian magazine rack in the style of Gio Ponti, brass and glass, unpolished.

This elegant Hollywood Regency magazine rack from the 1960s embodies the glamorous mid-century aesthetic with its sculptural brass wire design. Featuring interwoven loops and curves,...

Decorative expanded metal "shopping bag" with handles in the style of Gio Ponti. This piece features age appropriate patina. It would be a great décor p...

Mid-Century Modern teak and metal wall coat rack, France, 1960s. Should hang on the wall, mounting material is included.