Wing Chair prototype, welcome to the kid’s room! I hope you survive…
Author: Panton World
1985 WING CHAIR PROTOTYPE
Today this prototype “Øreklapstol” (wing chair) arrived! It was built by Verner Panton and Erik Jørgensen in Erik´s furniture workshop 1985.
1985 NEW WAVE LAMP
You always got surpriced with Verner’s design. This rare “New Wave” glass lamp from 1985 arrived today. I first now realised it can be built in several ways wich was quite funny. The extra spare part in the background can also fit over the first one to make a tall base but I dubt it […]
SP3 IN PLACE
The new SP3 is now in place…
READY LAMP
The “SP3” Spiral lamp is ready!
FIRST RAW OF SPIRALS
First raw of spirals are up!
THE ELECTRICS
The electric is working! After examining the cords I would say this lamp was first hanged somewhere where it was directly attached to the ceiling. When removed they cut the cord just below the ceiling plate (the top cord is a little short) and hanged it somewhere else, probably in this house with the extra […]
EARLY SP3
Some first pictures of the early version SP3 that just arrived from Germany. I am super exited about this lamp and more pics will follow when I have taken more pieces out of the box. The lamp came with a custom made metal plate wich fits perfectly above the ceiling plate if you bend it […]
ONE-OFF PROTOTYPE
Here you see one of the latest finds in the Pantonworld collection. This is a prototype chair made by Verner Panton 1985. More details will follow.
ANATOMIE
Some pictures of the walls at Pantonworld.
HEAVY LAMP FROM 1985
Just got some pictures from my fellow Panton collector “My Panton Home” who picked up this “New Wave” table lamp for me. It was made in 1985 but the tag from Holmegaard was still intact! It was much heavier than expected with glass, steel and led. Looking forward to soon see it lit up! The […]
PANTON AT TEXTIELMUSEUM
Here comes some fresh pictures from the TextielMuseum in Tilburg (NL) that has the ongoing exhibition “Simply Scandinavia”. They have some Verner Panton/Mira-X textiles for loan from the Pantonworld collection as you might see in the pictures… For more info, please check out: www.textielmuseum.nl Credit: Josefina Eikenaar / TextielMuseum