The Randaccio mirror is an iconic part of Gio Ponti's work. He designed it in 1925 for his own house via Randaccio in Milan, which was his first major architectural work.

The Randaccio mirror was decorating the walls of the main bedroom on the third floor, among other furnitures specially designed by Gio Ponti. This mirror impresses with its simplicity and is brightened by arabesques on his top, discreet and ironic evocation of a crown that is found in various works of Gio Ponti. Available in three diameters, the mirror brings his touch to any interior style, be it a bedroom, a bathroom, a living room, an entrance or a walkin closet.