Verner P. Panthella Table Lamp
THE PRODUCT
- Part of 1971's Panthella Series, which also includes The Panthella Floor Lamp.
- Smooth, trumpet-like base
- Available in gloss white and sleek chrome finishes
VERNER P. PANTHELLA TABLE LAMP
Blending understated elegance, simple functionality and effortless beauty to wonderful effect, the Panthella Floor Lamp makes an excellent addition to any table setting it sits in. Our version is made to the exact specifications of the original, with its fluid symmetry adding a touch of Scandinavian minimalist cool to any dining area, side table or stylish office desk. The domed shade allows light to flow downwards, while the reflective base evenly distributes it throughout the room. Available in a a choice of natural metal or gloss white finishes, it fits into almost any colour scheme.
THE STORY BEHIND THE VERNER P. PANTHELLA FLOOR LAMP
The original idea for the Panthella series was to create a lamp where the base, as well as the shade acted as reflectors to accentuate the light it created and evenly distributed it throughout a space. But Verner Panton being Verner Panton, he had to employ smooth, sweeping curves, bright gloss finishes and unique, original form. The result was the Panthella series, which remain an iconic set of designs even today, more than four decades after the lamps debuted. Among Verner Panton's other iconic designs you also find the Flower Pot Lamp, the Topan VP6 Pendant and the Onion Lamp.
THE DETAILS
- SKU : LIG886445
- Volume m3 : 0.111 kg
- Packaging Dimensions : 53 x 41 x 51 cm
- Material :METAL
- Colour :TURKISH BLUE
- Size : No
- Width : 40 cm
- Height : 55 cm
- Depth : 40 cm
- Light bulb : E27
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Verner Panton
1926-1998 (Denmark)
Verner Panton was the first architect to work with form and design using plastic as his main material. When he created the Panton chair, the world’s first single-form, injection-moulded chair, it was considered a revolutionary technique back in the 1960s. Throughout his life Panton created innovative designs that combined materials in unconventional ways and was greatly influenced by the impact of colour on his work . Verner Panton represents design without borders. Verner Panton’s vision: to create design using unconventional techniques.
"Choosing colours should not be a gamble. It should be a conscious decision. Colours have a meaning and a function."
