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MOLTENI & C. DRAWER D.655.2

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MOLTENI & C. DRAWER D.655.2

Gio Ponti The chest of drawers is characterized by hand-painted white drawer fronts with applied handles in various wood essences (elm, walnut, mahogany, and rosewood). Designed between 1952 and 1955, the re-edition is produced based on the original drawings kept in the Gio Ponti Archives. The structure in elm wood is supported by satin-finished brass feet.

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MOLTENI & C. DRAWER D.655.1

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MOLTENI & C. DRAWER D.655.1

Gio Ponti The chest of drawers is characterized by hand-painted white drawer fronts with applied handles in various wood essences (elm, walnut, mahogany, and rosewood). Designed between 1952 and 1955, the re-edition is produced based on the original drawings kept in the Gio Ponti Archives. The structure in elm wood is supported by satin-finished brass feet.

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MOLTENI & C. SMALL TABLE D.552.2

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MOLTENI & C. SMALL TABLE D.552.2

Gio Ponti The D.552.2 coffee table, designed in the 1950s by Gio Ponti for M. Singer&Sons, is a masterpiece of design, combining solid rosewood and transparent extralight glass. With satin brass legs and a triangular top, the table showcases perfect proportions and intricate joinery. It represents a geometric dialogue, embodying lightness and...

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MOLTENI & C. D.235.1 CHAIR

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MOLTENI & C. D.235.1 CHAIR

Giò Ponti In 1938, Gio Ponti designed the entire Montecatini building in Largo Donegani, Milan, including the architecture and furniture, such as desks, lamps, wardrobes, and the Montecatini chair. In collaboration with Ponti's heirs, Molteni&C has reissued the Montecatini D.235.1 chair in its original form, made entirely of aluminum, as part of the...

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MOLTENI & C. D.357.1 - D.357.2 BOOKSHELVES

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MOLTENI & C. D.357.1 - D.357.2 BOOKSHELVES

Giò Ponti Gio Ponti designed this bookcase for his Milan home on Via Dezza. Produced based on his original 1956-1957 drawings, it is part of the Molteni&C Gio Ponti Collection. Made of shaped plywood with an elm veneer finish, it is available in two versions: with or without a mirror.

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MOLTENI & C. TABLE D.859.1

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MOLTENI & C. TABLE D.859.1

Gio Ponti In 1958, Gio Ponti was commissioned to design the auditorium adjacent to the Time&Life building at 1271 Avenue of the Americas in New York, the headquarters of Time Inc., publisher of iconic and influential magazines such as Time, Life, Fortune, People, and Sports Illustrated. This was Ponti's most significant project in New York. The...

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MOLTENI ROUND D.154.5 ARMCHAIR

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MOLTENI ROUND D.154.5 ARMCHAIR

Gio Ponti After more than 60 years since the original idea, the Round (D.154.5) armchair is reborn through the Heritage Collection reissues by Molteni&C, in collaboration with the Ponti Archives. Through a careful study of drawings, photos, and period materials, the project has faithfully reproduced the armchair in every detail, bringing a forgotten...

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