This Tüttenstuhl / Cone Chair by Polythema arrived yesterday. Verner designed it in 1994 for but the original idea and design comes already from 1958. In Verner Panton´s fathers restaurant Kom-Igen Inn. This leather chair was serial produced in black, brown, red and blue but not yellow. It´s likelly a test chair from the Cologne […]

Look at these nice boxes from J Lüber – the manufacturer for Verner’s fantastic Ball, Spiral and Fun lamps.

What a crazy and heavy piece that arrived the other day! This is the “P 50” table with integrated light that Verner Panton designed in 1981. It was a “floating” serie consisting of column-like tables in marble and acrylic glass. This one, with integrated light, is actually the only one I have every seen in […]

Today I got the last remaining missing balls to get the red “Type D” complete. The blue “Type E” still misses some balls so if you have any balls in blue tones, please let me know!

After some weeks of cleaning and reparing this fantastic Wega 3300 Hi-fi system (with Dual 1209 record player) it´s getting closer to a premier listening. But I miss 3 white buttons… Do you have it? (2 cm long and 1 cm in diameter).

A first quick view of the 1963 Wega Hi-Fi Stereo System 3300 with 1218 Dual Record Player. Always wanted an orange one!

Finally this cool textile “FEM” from the Universa Collection arrived after a long trip here.

Sometimes you’re lucky! Insane as a collector to find the prototype concept model for Verner Panton’s last big design object – The “Form and Colour” sculpture at the Erco branch in London 1997. With Verner’s signature and date!

I wasn´t expecting to find this lamp – the gigantic “Type D” Ball lamp from 1969! Also the first version of them all with more balls. Each ball is 10 cm in diameter and the whole lamp is 80 cm in diameter with a golden painted ceiling plate.

What a great set of rare and early Panton design! A reclining chair with armrests, three chairs and one stool arrived some time ago. This “Upholstered Furniture System” was designed by Verner Panton and manufactured by Hans Kaufeld ca 1959. The pieces can be put together to shape other designs like a sofa for example. […]

A very long and cool curtain arrived the other day – The design “Puzzle II” from the “Collection Decor II” in 1978. The pattern is printed on a thin cotton textile so it´s semi-transparant when hanging towards the light.

The red toned “Type F” Ball Lamp (also called Wonder lamp) is now in place.