The man who designed a teaspoon with the same conviction he brought to an entire city. Taschen’s Gio Ponti is the most comprehensive account of his work to date — 572 pages, 136 projects indexed and reproduced in high resolution, developed in close collaboration with his grandson Salvatore Licitra and the Gio Ponti Archives. From the Pirelli Tower to Domus magazine, from furniture to ocean liners, it traces six decades of a creative universe that refused to be contained by any single discipline.