Shield wall mirror in the style of Gio Ponti with solid brass frame and Greek meander on top, 1950s. Gio Ponti who used this type of mirrors in the most beautiful Milanese homes of the 1950s. The brass has a beautiful patina, the glass is the original one. The stylized Greek key in the upper part was a distinctive sign of the mirrors designed by Gio Ponti. This mirror showcases the signature mix of functionality, elegance and mid-century modernist influences. It features a shield-shaped design, a distinctive feature of this style. It has a bold and eye-catching presence, making it a focal point in any room. The shape of the shield is reminiscent of ancient armor, adding a touch of historical reference to the design. The frame is made of brass, a very popular material in the middle of the last century. The warm golden hue of the brass complements the reflective surface of the mirror, creating a harmonious visual effect. The brass construction is elegant and minimalist, with clean lines and a smooth finish, showcasing the simplicity and sophistication of mid-century modern design. The mirror itself is large in size and allows it to be reflected and act as a functional and decorative element in the room. The reflective surface is clear and uncluttered, to emphasize the mirror's purpose and enhance the illusion of space and light in the surrounding area. This wall mirror embodies the spirit of 1950s design; its combination of organic and geometric shapes, along with the use of high-quality materials, exemplifies the era's commitment to both form and function.
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italy
