Today I visited a retired photographer that took many pictures of Verner Pantons pieces from the 60:ies and forward. His name is Bent. Bent is originally danish but now lives in Sweden. He and his wife lives deeply into the forrest, now without any design furnitures in a cottage. He used to take pictures for […]
The website “The good old dayz” now have a small article sbout PANTONWORLD. http://thegoodolddayz.wordpress.com/2012/05/04/its-a-panton-world/
Since our twins Leo and Otis managed to throw the glas plate from our “last” dining table in the floor, we haven´t had any dining table at all. Well, the Pantonova table we had only survived 13 hours with the kids… We have lived 3 years in this house and we haven´t had a dining […]
This picture is taken around 1962. Norwegian office furniture on a Verner Panton Geometry rug. I have never seen this rug before… Where are you today?
Over 40 different pillows, over 30 framed fabrics, 9 furnitures, 9 wirecubes, 8 carpets, and 7 lamps in this room. Panton kaos!
THE EXHIBITION CATALOGUE FOR “MØRKETS SANS” (A SENSE OF DARKNESS): VINTERHAVEN (VINTERGARDEN): GULLEPLET (THE GOLDEN APPLE): APPELSINEN (THE ORANGE): TYTTEBÆRET (THE CRANBERRY): VINTERHAVEN (VINTERGARDEN): THE LOBBY BAR: Here you can see another picture from the Lobbybar: http://www.verner-panton.com/spaces/archive/phase/822/ During some years back, I have had contact […]
It seems like we are not the only one that has a FUN 7 DM lamp. According to the german magazine BUNTE, “Brangelina” has one in their living room too! Also they have quite a good view over the Pacific ocean to go with it…
Ok, the lamp is ready! It is hard to show the lamp in pictures compared to see it live. It looks incredible when you sit under it! And yes… we will get other chairs and table.
Yesterday I putted up a Pantonova diningtable under our new FUN 7 lamp. Today, our twin boys, Leo and Otis managed to flip the glas plate over the edge of the table. Luckilly they were both on the same side so they survived without any damages at all. PUHH! The plate was almost 2 cm […]