Some pictures from the purple room. In the pictures you see a blue “Type G” Ballamp together with two green “Luminous wall objects” from Visiona 2. Also a prototype for the Salami Chair (Dux Sessel) wich was exhibitied at the Heimtextil in Frankfurt.
Author: Panton World
NEW ENAMEL PANEL SETUP
Tested another setup of enamel panels today. It was earlier six panels here in six different colors and patterns but just removed the green and blue panel to have it more clean.
STERN MAGAZINE
Another magazine from the Pantonworld collection. Here you see a reportage in the german magazine Stern about the Visiona 2 exhibition 1970. So cool!
NEW SETUP
Spending last night mounting these as a setup of six Spiegel lamps. These lamps comes from the same source so I divided them from the others we have.
EARLY SP3
Got some detail pictures from a friend helping me with picking up a SP3 Spiral lamp from the early 1970:ies. It was likelly bought in Köln and it probably came out of the Visiona 2 exhibition according to the relatives of the former owner. The small hooks and the measurements of some parts indicates this […]
GEOMETRI I CURTAIN
Got this “Geometri I” curtain some time ago. If you have any more please let me know.
GEOMETRI VI
A little better picture of the rare Geometri VI carpet designed in 1960 I got some months ago. This very carpet was one of the last carpets to leave Unika Vaev when the had a sell-out of products in their showroom in Copenhagen 1970.
LONG ENAMEL DOOR
A new piece for the collection I forgot to show you. This is one of the long prototype kitchen doors in enamel that Verner Panton designed for Skarridsø 1980. The height is 190 cm and the width 40 cm. So heavy…
MIRROR PANEL
Sun kissed wall panel from “Visiona 2” in 1970. Now in our toilet room. Only three panels exist what I know.
PURPLE VOILE
This could work! Just hanged 10 voile curtains in purple here. Need to arrange the length but a good step to a “complete” Panton interior.
DIE TOTALE WOHNHARMONIE?
Some pictures from the ongoing Mira-X exhibition at the Textil Museum in St Gallen, Switzerland. The exhibition is named “Die Totale Wohnharmonie” after Mira-X:s slogan in 1976. Strangly I have all the Panton pieces in the Pantonworld collection except from one piece – the wall-to-wall carpet with curves. The fabrics below are designed by two […]
NEW PICTURES
Some new pictures from Pantonworld.