Blu Ponti in Grès Maiolicato®
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Blu Ponti Collection is produced on the new technical support of Grès Maiolicato®, used for both indoors and outdoors.
The strength of the Grès Maiolicato® is coloured in blue for Blu Ponti Collection of Ceramica Francesco De Maio.
The white and blue majolica tiles designed by Gio Ponti in 1960 now enter a new innovative dimension. Without failing to use the ancient art of piece by piece hand-made decoration, the tiles enrich the technical characteristics of quality, resistance, impermeability, frost resistance longevity and anti-slip typical of a special stoneware support.
The shades of blue of the sky and sea of Sorrento are highlighted by the Master decorators who hand-paint the 33 decorations designed by Gio Ponti on this technical stoneware support, Grès Maiolicato®, used for both indoors and outdoors, and Grès Maiolicato® Anti-slip R10 especially suitable for swimming pools.
This is how the Blu Ponti Collection innovates technologically its craftsmanship enahncing the value of a precious re-edition of the iconic white and blue tiles created by Gio Ponti to pave, with different combinations, the hall and the hundred rooms of the Hotel Parco dei Principi in Sorrento, the first design hotel in the world.
The infinite blue combinations by Gio Ponti, the value of the Blu Ponti Collection and the charm of the ancient craftsmanship of the hand-decorated majolica tiles merged with the strength of an exclusive stoneware support, even non-slip finish, to create a unique innovation: Blu Ponti in Grès Maiolicato®.
An Infinite Blue of Combinations for Infinite Projects.
lies in their perfection and brilliance and in fact that they are all in variations on blue».
Gio Ponti
Blu Ponti Collection is produced on the new technical support of Grès Maiolicato®, used for both indoors and outdoors, and of Grès Maiolicato® Anti-slip R10 especially suitable for swimming pools.
each of which could be combined in two, three, or even four different ways,
I ended up with one hundred different compositions…
and it always gets me thinking about the infinite possibilities of art:
give someone a 20x20 square and,
though over the centuries people have delighted themselves coming up with endless different designs,
there’s always room for one more, there’s always room for your design...»
Gio Ponti
The infinite combinations of white and blue by Gio Ponti, the value of the Blu Ponti collection and the charm of the ancient workmanship of the decoration by hand on the strength of an exclusive stoneware support, also non-slip, to create a unique innovation. Blu Ponti in Grès Maiolicato®.
Majolica by Authors. Tiles made of art and design, combined with the excellence of made in Italy, give life to projects of high tailoring.
with a mist that veiled the heat of the sun:
the blue sky, the blue sea, and, faraway on the horizon,
the blue profiles of the islands of Capri, Ischia, and Procida,
of the blue peninsula of Posillipo, and the blue volcano of Vesuvio...
Said the architect: let blue and white be on the outside,
the architecture, and let white and blue be on the inside».
Gio Ponti
There are always the colors of the sky and the sea of Sorrento in the thirty-three white and blue decorations that Gio Ponti created in 1960 and now the Ceramica Francesco De Maio produces on the special support of Grès Maiolicato®.
A dip in the blue of the sky and in the blue of the sea of the Infinito Blu by Gio Ponti.
of the artists who have given it its models,
and the greatest names of our artistic industries
must belong to Italian culture,
on a par with musicians, writers and actors».
Gio Ponti
Without failing to use the ancient art of piece by piece hand-made decoration, the white and blue majolica tiles designed by Gio Ponti in 1960 enrich the technical characteristics of quality, resistance, impermeability, frost resistance longevity and anti-slip typical of a special stoneware support.
Without failing to use the ancient art of piece by piece hand-made decoration, the white and blue majolica tiles designed by Gio Ponti in 1960 enrich the technical characteristics of quality, resistance, impermeability, frost resistance longevity and anti-slip typical of a special stoneware support.
Without failing to use the ancient art of piece by piece hand-made decoration, the white and blue majolica tiles designed by Gio Ponti in 1960 enrich the technical characteristics of quality, resistance, impermeability, frost resistance longevity and anti-slip typical of a special stoneware support.
Designer: Gio Ponti
Color: White, Blue and Light Blue
Color variants: Green, Yellow, Red e Black
Material: hand-decorated ceramic tiles in stoneware (Grès Maiolicato®) and Anti-slip R10
Ceramica Francesco De Maio production: handicraft (double-fire) and Industrial (stoneware (Grès Maiolicato®) and Anti-slip R10)
Finishing: Smooth
Sizes: 20x20cm
Thickness: 10 mm
Intended use: internal and external, walls and floors, domestic and non-domestic environments, swimming pool.
Technical features: resistant to sudden temperature changes, easy to clean.
Complementary pieces: Blu Ponti Collection can be combined with 10x20cm sizes and with Pennellati a Mano in various colours and sizes.
Blu Ponti Collection is sold in box of 25 decors (pcs) in the 20x20cm (8”x8”) for a total of 1mq which create infinite combinations.
Blu Ponti in Grès Maiolicato®
Gio Ponti
Ceramic
hand-made
In these approximately two years of the Covid-19 pandemic, Ceramica Francesco De Maio has pursued ceramic research, managing to innovate its craftsmanship technologically without failing to use the still hand-made decoration piece by piece.
2021
A dip in the blue of the sky and in the blue of the sea of the Infinito Blu by Gio Ponti.
A dip in the blue of the sky and in the blue of the sea of the Infinito Blu by Gio Ponti.
A dip in the blue of the sky and in the blue of the sea of the Infinito Blu by Gio Ponti.
A dip in the blue of the sky and in the blue of the sea of the Infinito Blu by Gio Ponti.
A dip in the blue of the sky and in the blue of the sea of the Infinito Blu by Gio Ponti.
Gio Ponti
