A little better picture of the rare Geometri VI carpet from Unika Væv 1960.
Author: Panton World
WIRE CONE CHAIR
Some better picture of the Wire Cone chair.
NEW CARPET
Here comes an early Panton carpet I didn’t expect to find – a short pile grey “Geometri V” carpet from 1960. One of my three sons, Julian, imediatelly started to play on it so I will try to take better pictures of it when it isn’t occupied… This carpet is in very good condition, without […]
CURTAIN TEST 2
The next test for curtains in our blue room are these with a “Stripe II” pattern. There are two regular curtains on each side but also a “striped” Mira-Tülle curtain in the middle wich is semi transparant.
RARE CARPET
A first teaser of a rare carpet…
PROTOTYPE CHAIR?
Some new pieces came today. The first thing I will show you is this unusual edition of a Wire Cone Chair. It actually looks a little bit like a hybrid between a Pantonova dining chair and a Wire Cone Chair. The measurements are about the same as a Cone Chair from […]
“MAGNUM” FABRIC
Today I received a new fabric for the collection. This one is called Magnum and was designed by Verner Panton for Mira-X. It is from Verners collection Granite 1985.
CURTAIN TEST 1
Trying out curtains for the new blue room. Here comes the first test with Curve II curtains in multicoloured velour.
BLUE ROOM
Some pictures of the new blue room. I still have some work before it is ready built and I haven´t yet decided what pieces to have here.
EUROPA GRAND HOTEL
Have you ever been curious what happend to the Europa Grand Hotel who had rooms with Panton interior? It ended like most of Verners interiors…
VISIONA 2 ELEMENT
Here you have some better picture of one of the rare wall elements from the Visiona 2 exhibition 1970. The front is a little more yellow than the backside.
BLUE START
I have now slowely started to move in some furniture, lamps and other objects in the new blue room. The blue and yellow wall element you see here is a prototype for the Visiona 2 exhibition 1970. Verner decided to use two tones of green for the exhibition.