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Verner Panton style Chair Fibre glass - High Gloss 1959/60

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Verner Panton's fibre glass stacking chair was the first single-material and single-form chair to be made and through three decades of development in plastics technology.

This version consists of a single piece of strong, flexible polypropylene with integral color that will not fade over time. As striking as modern sculpture, this classic piece is appropriately durable and easy to clean in cafés or restaurants, and is comfortable enough to use as an occasional chair in an office or residence.

Material: Manufactured in fiber glass, high gloss to the original Design specifications

Dimensions: 83 x 50 (H x W) / 43.5 SH / 60 cm D

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1-1	229.00 EUR
2-3	192.00 EUR
>= 4	185.00 EUR

Product.Nr.: 77-7141-F

weight: 6.00 KG

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Verner Panton Born 13 February 1926 Gamtofte (Denmark) - died 5 September 1998 Copenhagen (Denmark)

Verner Panton was not the quintessential Scandinavian designer. Ha was more influenced by European and American design, particularly the designs that veentured into the pop art and futuristic narrativesthat were being explored by the likes of Joe Colombo and Archizoom during the 1960s and 1970s.

He explored furniture and interior spaces by conctantly engaging with new materials and production. techniques and by remaining true to his own interest in colour, pattern and form.