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Designed by Gio Ponti

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The Gio Ponti collection consists of F.A. 33 mirror and Randaccio mirror

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G I O P O N T I C O L L E C T I O N

The Gio Ponti collection was brought into the GUBI universe in 2015, as a wish from Jacob Gubi to introduce Italian mid-century designs. The Gio Ponti collection, consisting of the F.A. 33 mirror and Randaccio mirror, share the same values as GUBI; they are iconic, simple, timeless and classic designs made of beautiful natural materials. Furthermore, Gio Ponti

was one of few designers that was able to create contemporary designs without being restricted to a certain period. The mirrors have references to the original period of time but are able to add personality to every contemporary setting and enrich the decoration, whether it is a bedroom, bathroom, hallway or a dressing room.

Italian legacy gets a new life

With its pure and light curved shape and iconic expression, the timeless F.A.33 mirror adds a gentle touch of elegance to any interior style.

Material Polished brassDimension (cm) Available in two sizes: H80 x W54, H146 x H70

The Randaccio mirror unites elegance with sim-plicity and is characterized by its atypical crown-like detailing on the top, a detail used by Ponti in several of his works within design and art.

Material Antique brassDimension (cm) Available in three sizes: Ø42, Ø60, Ø70

Designed by Gio Ponti, 1925 Designed by Gio Ponti, 1933

RANDACCIO MIRROR F.A.33 MIRROR

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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.