Gio Ponti Via Dezza Chair

Ponti included the distex chair in several significant interiors completed in the 1950s including the alitalia office in new york and his own residence on via dezza 49.

Gio ponti via dezza chair.

White and yellow identical. Designed in 1965 the dezza armchair embodies some of gio ponti s most important design principles from both a formal perspective like the leg with its characteristic tapered triangular cross section and a methodological standpoint thanks to the revolutionary modular system comprising of a limited number of pieces to assemble. Ponti first designed his 1957 via dezza family home in milan and then the furniture for it including an angular upholstered armchair on a linear metal frame. For those that might want ponti s custom armchair in their own home molteni c is now reissuing it in limited quantities.

In case of multicolor order please specify the color of each chair during the order in the notes space or sending. The gio ponti archives are located in premises that were gio ponti s office the building he designed and lived in on via dezza 49 milan. Gio ponti dezza armchair designed by gio ponti in 1965 to be a modern confortable extremely strong armchair which was also light weight adaptable and easy to take down to be shipped anywhere the dezza collection is now reproposed in a refined edition that enhances its formal beauty and stylistic uniqueness. Ponti apartment in via dezza 1957 milan.

The data bank gio ponti archives is based on photographic materials from the study of gio ponti reorganized by his daughter lisa in the mid eighties on the occasion of the book gio ponti l opera by lisa ponti and from important additions in photos. Armchair designed in 1953 by gio ponti. Italy s own gio ponti 1891 1979 succombed to that hankering. The distex chair form became an important communicator of ponti s innovative and distinctly modern vision of the midcentury period.

From gio ponti s house located in via dezza in milan the small table d 555 1 designed in 1954 1955 is produced by molteni c based on the original drawings from the ponti archives. Polyurethane frame covered in leather or fabric in various colors. Bookcase designed in 1956 1957 for ponti s house on via dezza in milan. An architect furniture and industrial designer and editor gio ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th century italian modernism ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products from cabinets lamps and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers and his buildings including the brawny pirelli tower 1956 in his native milan and the castle like denver art museum 1971.

The houses in via randaccio 1925 casa laporte in via brin 1926 and the last in via dezza in 1957 is an expression of his home design ideas.