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Author: Panton World
VERNER PANTON 1980
Verner Panton around 1980 when the “Deconova” and “Mossa” fabric collection was launced into market. Here with the swedish Mira-X agent Sten Hermansson.
GREEN ROOM
Sorry for not updating the blog for a while. A lot of new ideas are taking form here and all of the rooms will have some strong colours in the future. The plan is to have the ceiling white in all rooms on the top floor and for the ground floor, all ceilings will have […]
CONE CHAIR
Today this red Cone Chair arrived from a friend. It comes from Plus Linje’s second editon of chairs in the 60:ies were you can see the inner part of the x-foot are a little higher than the first edition wich was very low all the way.
SECOND LAYER OF GREEN
The second layer of green is up.
FIRST LAYERS OF GREEN
The first layers of green in Otis and Leo’s room. We will probably cover the ceiling with some sort of board and paint it green too. Julians room will probably be sun yellow when finished.
KIDS ROOM MAKEOVER
Next room to make in order is the kids room. Here are some “before”-picture.
RELAXING ROOM
At last I had time to move out the 700 kilos of enamel panels from Salon Rouge out of this aubergine room. They were stored here until I had the energy to lift them one floor up. My back are killing me but this room is a little more relaxing like this!
PROTOTYPE FABRICS
Here comes 25 more prototype fabrics from Verner Panton´s home in Binningen, Basel. The design is printed on a semi-transparant fabric. These fabrics are testsprints in context of Verner´s expanded Mira-X collection that was released in 1980. The new collection had 86 colours instead of the original 50 colours he used from 1969/70.
NEW PICS
Some new pictures. More and more details come in place.
GEOMETRI IV CARPET
A new Verner Panton carpet for the Pantonworld collection. This is a “Geometri IV” carpet made by Unika Vaev 1960. Very few was made and I have only seen them in magasines from the time. Please let me know if you see any more.
GRANDMOTHER AT PANTONWORLD
Grandmother, thank you for taking care of the kids over the weekend!