RED DINING ROOM

“The Salon Rouge” pieces at Pantonworld are one of the very few remaining complete Verner Panton interiors in the world with 12 wall panels, a large enamel ceiling, 6 clusters of lamps (60 lamps in total), a round table and also a little piece of the original carpet. From the begining, there was also red Panton Chairs.

Round table from Salon Rouge. Probably the only round version existing from the interior.

Piece of “Contract I” wall-to-wall carpet from Salon Rouge.

“Le Salon Rouge” was designed by Verner Panton in 1971/72. It was the canteen at the company Emalliere Corgémont but it also worked as a showroom for Verner Panton´s work made in enamel. The canteen are since many years gone from it´s original location but half of the interior are now a part of the Pantonworld collection.

The wall panels for “Le Salon Rouge” are made in a bigger size compared to the standard serial produced version. They measure 250 x 62,5 cm:s each compared to 238 x 59,5 cm:s for the standard sizes.
The ceiling was made of enamel panels with a pattern from the “Geometri I” series. Each of those panels measures 62,5 x 62,5 cm:s and they have small holes for ventilation.