Gio Ponti Set Of 2 'Pirellone' Rosewood Direction Tables By Gio Ponti For RIMA Italy, 1958

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These exquisite 'Pirellone' Direction Tables by Gio Ponti and Alberto Roselli for Rima Padova were specifically designed for the Pirelli Tower in Milan - Italy's first skyscraper. These grand rosewood tables were only meant for the direction meeting and conference rooms in the tower, making them limited-edition pieces that we are thrilled to offer in our gallery. Purchasing them could elevate your meeting or conference room to new heights of grandeur, showcasing the luxurious materials and distinctive industrial design. The tables are oval in shape, following the building's form when viewed from above, and are crafted from both rosewood and metal. The metal holds up the heavy top, which is slender and profoundly attractive, with the rosewood's dark flames adding to the elegance. These tables are indeed remarkable, not only for the luxury of the materials utilized but also for the groundbreaking use of metal in furniture at the time. These acclaimed tables have hardly been discolored by the sun and are in marvelous condition. The set comprises two tables, and the price depicted on our website is for both tables together.

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