Year: 1964
A mixture of sequin dress and disco ball – the lights from the FUN metal family of designer Verner Panton impress by her glamorous figure. Nobly seeming round metal panels are connected by small metal rings to long chains with different lengths. That holds it dynamic.
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Year: 1972
A year after Pantonova Verner Panton brought out the WIRE LAMP. Module furniture which seem to adapt themselves in every situation were the strength of Verner Panton. In this manner the WIRE LAMP fits excellently to the furniture of the Pantonova family, with the Wire Shelf leading the way.
READ MORE →Year: 1968/69
Some know the canteen of the today’s SPIEGEL EDITORIAL STAFF HOUSE from films, music videos or at least from photos. The least ones, however, know that it is the creation work of Verner Panton.
READ MORE →Year: 1970
In the 70s Verner Panton fully dived into the world of colours and forms. Strengthened by the success – already at the Visiona 0 – he ventured incredibly avant-garde draughts. The VISIONA 2 resembled a creative fireworks.
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Year: 1969/70
To the Cologne furniture fair in 1970 Verner Panton sketched the RING LAMP. How the name already allows to suppose, the wall and covers light exists of rings becoming smaller inwards. Besides, the light source, integrated in the centre, forms the most internal circle.
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Year: 1960
The MOON LAMP rang in a new creation style of Verner Panton in 1960. Already in 1955 the designer had conceived droplights who consisted of a system of ring-shaped reflectors, with partly different profiles. These single elements were connected by threads with each other.
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The first light of Verner Panton which was produced in a row was the TOPAN in 1959. The down open, spherical lampshade was made from polished or colorfully varnished aluminium metal (polished or brushed aluminium and in blue, turquoise, orange and red varnished) by Louis Poulsen.
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