Vitra pays tribute to Verner Panton by bringing to life an idea that had remained unrealised for over fifty years. The result ...

On its 50th anniversary, Verner Panton’s eponymous plastic chair still feels ahead of the curve It was postwar Europe, and a new world power had emerged on the scene that would change the way people ...

The curvaceous Panton Chair by Danish designer Verner Panton continues our alphabetical list of iconic seating designs for the run up to Christmas. Verner Panton’s sculptural seat has graced the cover ...

A chair made famous by James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me, created by prolific Danish designer Verner Panton, is being revived. Danish brand Montana is reissuing the Pantonova seating system, which ...

Vitra’s iconic Panton chair is getting a reboot. The Swiss outfit has unveiled a new take on the gravity-defying masterpiece known simply as the Panton Duo. The original, which was the world’s first ...

Verner Panton was a Danish-born architect and designer best known for his revolutionary approach to furniture, lighting, and interior design. Bold, experimental, and radically futuristic, Verner ...

If you’ve always wanted your very own Panton chair but don’t have the $260 a pop to shell out for one, check out this woodsy alternative. Designed by Peter Jakubik, the Arbor Chair takes on ...

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