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Gio Ponti's archive in Milan

GIO PONTI (1891-1979) was a poet, painter, industrial designer, architect and founding editor of Domus magazine. Through his designs a...

The pioneer of modern design is the focus of an upcoming retrospective in Paris

Get acquainted with the work of this Italian master the best way possible: by looking at his beautiful pieces in beautiful rooms.

Molteni&C breathes new life into the Italian architect’s Due Foglie design.

My love for Ponti never stops. Always coming back and always fascinated by his mastery: Via Dezza Apartment Building, architect Gio Ponti… | Instagram

Discover the story behind the plaster fluted wall panel in Athena Calderone's Brooklyn Bathroom (and the mistake that got her there!)

Beat the blues with our weekly shot of interior design wanderlust. From the hottest hotels to iconic homes, we bring you a curation of interior spaces to inspire your renovation project and fuel your curiosity… #design #inspiration #interiors #architecture

How two designers reinterpreted Casa di Fantasia, Ponti’s perspective-boggling apartment in Milan.

Gio Ponti’s cut-out cathedral in Taranto deserves a resurrection | The design of the Concattedrale Gran Madre di Dio, as it became known, was inspired by its maritime surroundings. In place of a central crossing tower, Ponti came up with the idea of a ‘sail’. A kind of belfry without bells, the full width of the nave and 40m high, it is built from two concrete walls just a metre apart, perforated with vertical slits and hexagonal openings #architecture #design #cathedral

1921 Graduated with a degree in Architecture from Politecnico di Milano. 1923–1927 Worked in partnership with Mino Fiocchi and Emilio Lancia. Exhibited at the first Biennial Exhibition of…

Curator and art historian Brian Kish reveals the story behind one of Gio Ponti's greatest collaborative projects.

On the 50th anniversary of the Concattedrale Gran Madre di Dio, we pay homage to “the father of modern Italian design”

The first in a series of exhibitions responding to iconic pieces of architecture, Genius Loci explores the influence and inspiration of Gio Ponti. #interiors #art #design

Gio Ponti's reading room at the Padua University.

The seat of the prestigious university of Padua has a secret: extraordinary interiors that bear the signatures of Gio Ponti and other masters from the 20th century

Villa Planchart, perched a hilltop in El Cerrito in Caracas, Venezuela, and built in 1956 by Gio Ponti, is one of the classics of the modernist movement. Here Ponti designed not only the house, but most of the furniture and the decorative objects as well. It’s a great example of how lighthearted a home can be when the imagination is given free rein and allowed to express the personality… [images: Casa Vogue Brasil via Karina-Elbeso.blogspot.

May 2, 2021Giovanni Ponti (1891–1979), better known by his nickname Gio, was arguably the most important figure in 20th-century Italian architecture and design. He is best known for his imposing buildings (his Pirelli Tower looms over Milan); his sometimes practical, sometimes impractical furniture (including, in the former category, the lightweight Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina […]

Some 30 lots will go under the hammer – including study walls decorated by Piero Fornasetti

Villa Planchart, architect Gio Ponti, Caracas, Venezuela, 1953-1957. Photo Adam Štěch, 2024. Thanks to @villaplanchartccs. #modernism… | Instagram