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 Verner Panton was born on the Danish island of Fyn in 1926. He found his way to design via architecture. After studying at the Academy of Art in Copenhagen, he worked from 1950-52 in the office of Arne Jacobsen, where he was involved in the design of the legendary "Ant Chair". Working as an independent architect and designer in many European countries from the mid-fifties onward, Panton first attracted international attention with furniture based on geometric forms and manufactured by the company Plus-linje ("Cone Chairs"). These designs are distinguished by their extravagant forms and a keen interest in new plastic materials produced industrially at the time. Simultaneously, they are evidence of an unfettered joy of experimentation, which can be regarded as a central characteristic of Panton's work. Over the following decades, numerous designs for seating furniture and lamps were produced together with renowned manufacturers such as Fritz Hansen, Louis Poulsen, Thonet, Herman Miller/Vitra, Royal Copenhagen, and Rosenthal, some of which are still in production. Among these are true "bestsellers" such as the "Flowerpot" lamp and design icons like the Panton Chair, which immediately garnered international accolades upon its presentation to the public in 1967 after a long and intensive development process. In addition, Panton distinguished himself as a textile designer. His close collaboration with the company Mira-X, for whom he designed an extensive collection of domestic textiles from the end of the Sixties onward, clearly exhibits his preference for intense colours and geometric shapes. Of central importance within the context of his oeuvre are Panton's room designs. His comprehensive design philosophy was already evident in early interior designs for the restaurants "Komigen" and "Astoria". He was particulary skillful in fusing disparate elements - floor, wall and ceiling treatments, furniture, lighting elements, textiles, and plastic or enamel wall panels - into a consummate and indivisible spatial unit. The "Visiona" ships for the Cologne Furniture Fair (1968 and 1970), the offices of the Spiegel publishers in Hamburg (1969), and the restaurant "Varna" in Aarhus (1970) are the best-known examples of this.
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Relaxing Rocking Chair, Verner Panton
Designer: Verner Panton, 1974
Pris fra DKK 7.000,00
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VP1 Tæppe, Verner Panton
Designer: Verner Panton
Pris fra 10.900,00 |
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VP2 Tæppe, Verner Panton
Designer: Verner Panton
Pris fra 10.900,00 |
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VP2YO Tæppe, Verner Panton
Designer: Verner Panton
Pris fra 10.900,00 |
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VP2OY Tæppe, Verner Panton
Designer:Verner Panton
Pris fra 10.900,00 |
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VP2VR Tæppe, Verner Panton
Designer:Verner Panton
Pris fra 10.900,00 |
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