What a great lamp! The Elips Lamp prototype by Verner Panton 1972. This large lamp can now be seen in the red room at the exhibition ” Verner Panton – Colouring A New World” at the Trapholt museum. Photo by www.pantonworld.com Copyright for the design: @vernerpantonofficial / Verner Panton Design AG
The fantastic lamp I will never learn how to spell without checking it up – The “Dodecahedron”. This serie of 12-sided lamps were originally designed for Verner Panton´s retrospective exhibition at the Trapholt museum 1998. Now you can see them and much more at the new Trapholt exhibition ” Verner Panton – Colouring a new […]
The Trapholt Museum For Modern Art has now opened the retrospective exhibition ” Verner Panton – Colouring a new world”. I will soon show some more pictures from it. In the meantime you can drowl over this line of Dodecahedron lamps wich was originally designed by Verner Panton for the exhibition in 1998. Copyright: Verner […]
Here you see some old and very cool Verner Panton decorations from the Varna restaurant in Århus. They come from the master painter who also was responsible to put up the decorations at the time. Besides this big pile of 151 shiny ”Tapetenplakate” (wallpaper posters) the painter also left 13 photos together with several drawings […]
Can you have too many Bachelor Chairs? I now have 10 of them… (2 yellow and 2 golden/brown striped not shown here).
Love those Spiegel lamps from 1968…
Another ”new” heavy and rare table arrived yesterday…This time a 40 years old ”floating” marble table ”P4635” from the ”Collection P”.The table measures 46 cm in diameter and the total height is 35 cm so it’s quite small but in the same time easy to place.Manufacturer: Artline Wohndecor in Germany 1981.
Wohoo! I was contacted by a nice man who said he most likely had a red Ilumesa light table from the ”Visiona 2” exhibition 1970.He bought it from a german dealer 15 years ago who claimed he got it from a person that took it right out from the exhibition. It’s not easy to know […]
The design ”SEXS” (six in danish) from the Universa collection was one of the few textile designs Verner did that was not for Unika Vaev or Mira-X. The Universa collection was printed by ”Vereinigte Werkstätten für Kunst im handwerk” in Munchen 1963.I have this design in turquoise/white tones and blue/red tones since earlier but no […]