Graduating with a degree in architecture from the Politecnico di Milano in 1921, Gio Ponti began his career working as an architect alongside Mino Fiocchi and Emilio Lancia. Originally inspired by the neoclassical Novecento Italiano movement, Ponti went on to design iconic buildings such as the Pirelli Skyscraper in Milan and the Denver Art Museum in Colorado, in collaboration with a host of other renowned architects. Ahead of their time and incredibly innovative, Ponti’s architectural creations are still widely celebrated.

Turning his skilled hand to the world of furniture design, Gio Ponti’s love of innovation, quality and expert craftmanship led him to create icons such as the Uovo Table Lamp and the Superleggera Chair. Minimalist yet incredibly functional, Ponti threw a prototype of the Superleggera Chair from a four-storey building and was only satisfied when it landed intact. Collaborating with esteemed manufactures such as Gubi, Cassina and Molteni&C, Ponti’s contemporary designs remain incredibly popular today.

A sleek design that combines 1930s trends with traditional features, this medium-sized classic FA33 Rectangular Wall Mirror was originally designed by Gio Ponti in 1933 and is expertly crafted by Gubi.

Boasting a striking shape that marks it out as unique, this full length Ponti mirror features a flared top, rounded edges and narrow polished brass or black frame. With an unmistakable feel of the 30s, this classic design would enhance any space.

One of Gio Ponti’s iconic, effortlessly chic designs, this FA33 Mirror would make the perfect centrepiece on any wall.