Randaccio

Name: Randaccio
Brand: Gubi
SKU: GURANDACEN
Price: 719.20 EUR
Availability: InStock

Design wall mirror, designed by Gio Ponti

899,00 €-20%

719,20 €

Ready in stock, Delivery scheduled from 20-03-2025 to 26-03-2025

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Randaccio, wall mirror by GUBI.

Wall mirror designed in 1925 by the famous Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti for his house in Via Carraccio in Milan.

Randaccio is a brass mirror with a classic and elegant design, the lines are clean and simple, on the top the detail of a crown, a recurring element in the works of the artist.

The mirror is perfect to adorn any room, from the entrance to the bedroom, from the living area to the bathroom, giving the environment a sophisticated and classy touch.

Dimensions: diameter 60 cm, depth 1.7 cm, height 66 cm.

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Standard dimensions

Width 60 cm
Height 66 cm
Depth 1.7 cm
5 Kg

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GUBI's timeless design brings together design classics and design of the future to create timeless objects. GUBI furniture adapts to various contexts, it is classic and modern at the same time. Attention to aesthetics and quality go hand in hand to always offer high quality products.

Today, GUBI concentrates its production on iconic design pieces that have made history since the 1930s, such as the mirrors by Jacques Adnet, which are supported by leather straps, or the modular shelves by Mathieu Matégot, which combine metal tubing and sheet metal.

The Danish company was founded in 1967 and initially focused on the production of upholstered furniture, then, with the second generation, moved into the international design scene, thanks to the collaboration with international designers.