So happy to finally ad this “Type F” Ball lamp to the collection. This one was bought in a french furniture gallery in 1971. It´s actually my first coloured “Type F” lamp and I was lucky to get one with a chromed ceiling plate. This will soon go down to the “Visiona 2” room with […]

Here are some of the gems that found it’s way to the Pantonworld collection in 2023. 1: Ball lamp ”Type F” in red tones. 2: ”Soft Line” lounge chair in orange. 3: ”Big Flowerpot” lamp in red. 4: Modular chair from the ”R-serie”. 5: Enamel table in orange. 6: ”Panton-Contura” chair. 7: ”VP-Europa” hanging lamp. […]

The purple room starts to look more and more as something from the “Visiona 2” exhibition in 1970.

A new addition to the collection of enamel side tables – a red version. These were designed by Verner Panton around 1956 but it seems like the production started around the early 70:ies by the company Emaillerie Corgemont (After 1972, the name was Emalco). The steel frame can be used in two ways as you […]

A new early edition Cone Chair arrived thew other day. This colour is my favorite.

So happy to add this enamel table in the collection! The design of the enamel panel “B3” was made in 1966 and the way of put it in a table frame was developed ca 1967. Thanks a lot to the previous owner! If you happend to have anything similar to this or any other enamel […]

Cheers from ”Visiona 2”! Almost…The ”Ilumesa” table actually comes from the Bayer ship in january/february 1970 but the prototype glasses are designed nearly 15 years later.Not my favourite glasses to drink from but absolutelly to look at. Anyhow very cool design! I wish I had the other ones too (a different shape) but probably not […]

A new Verner Panton lamp for the collection! This time the large ceiling version of the ”VP Europa” from 1977.The glass shade, wich is 51 cm in diameter, is mouth blown and due to the heavy weight it has a special mounting system wich I didn’t earlier understood was so complicated.When making these glass shades […]

This must be the biggest multicoloured ”Kvadrat I” curtain in velour I have ever seen! Could be a part of a curtain shown at Bella Center 1972. They look identical but the curtain at Bella had two more lenghts. And this has threads left on one side so it must have been sewn together and […]