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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.

The Dezza sofa and armchairs, comfortable, light and very versatile, are reissued in a refined new edition that exalts their formal beauty and unique style.

The supporting structure is made from seasoned beech. The number 12 armchair has slender armrests that make it possible to combine two or more elements. The number 48 armchair has a goose down headrest incorporated in the backrest. The upholstery is entirely in Pelle Frau® leather or in Pelle Frau® leather for the shell and “Cavallino” leather for the seat and backrest cushion. Lots of different finishes available for the feet: as well as white or black lacquered wood, you can also opt for Ponti blue or Ponti green, or for Canaletto walnut.

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    Gio Ponti
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    Gio Ponti

    An architect, a designer and an artist, Gio Ponti (Milano 1891-1979) graduated in Milan in 1921 and initially entered into partnership with Emilio Lancia and Mino Fiocchi from 1927 to 1933. In 1927 he founded Il Labirinto with Lancia, Buzzi, Marelli, Venini and Chiesa in order to produce high-quality furniture and objects. From 1923 to 1930 he has been Richard Ginori’s artistic directo...

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