Hopefully I will soon have a fourth pillow for the Salami Chair prototype. This chair comes from Verner Panton´s home and the last pillow has been missing since long time. The third pillow is now at a professional refurnisher to be a template for the missing one. I have managed to find the correct fabric […]
Author: Panton World
NEW CARPETS
Some better pictures of the latest carpets.
CRAZY WALL
Just wanted to show you two pictures from a german fellow collector. This wall is absolutelly insane! I guess it has to be nearly 6 meters tall.
GEOMETRI 1 CARPET
RED CARPET
This small piece of Circle Carpet comes originally from the Europa Grand Hotel in Lugano. I got this today as a present when buying the other pieces you see here. Thank you!
BALLS
Today 193 balls for a Ball Lamp came. Many of them are damaged due to a fire but I hope to fix them in some way. If someone has spare balls like this, please let me know. I will pay good!
CEILING PLATE
One of the pieces that arrived today. A ceiling plate for Panton´s Ball lamps made by J. Lüber 1970. If someone happends to have more pieces like this, please let me know.
EARLY TABLE DESIGN
Here comes some pictures of my new table in the Panton World collection. The Bachelor series was one of the first design by Verner Panton. He created it in 1953 for the company Fritz Hansen. This table is dated september 1970.
POLYTHEMA CATALOGUE
This catalogue from 1995 came the other day. Below you have a gallery of the content.
NEW “GOAL”
The kids were happy when they thought they were having a floorball “goal” to play with… The Bachelor table is actually one of the first designs Verner made. It was designed in 1953. This table is marked with a Fritz Hansen label from september 1970. The white table plate measures 70 x 70 cm:s. It […]
SIBLINGS
PROTOTYPE WALL ELEMENT
This luminous wall element was made as a prototype for the Visiona 2 exhibition. It took me some time to realize it was a lamp not only a wall panel. Verner used green / dark green wall elements at Visiona 2. Unfortunatelly all of them were destroyed afterwards according to Marianne Panton so you can […]