| Product type | Pendant/ceiling lamp |
| Dimensions |  Cable length: 3 m |
| Weight | 0,95 kg |
| Colours | Lacquered                 Metallic lacquered   |
| Material | Lacquered steel Textile cable in same colour or black (metallic versions) |
| Function & properties | E27, max. 40 W |
| Delivery includes | Light bulb not included |
| Care | To clean, wiping with a damp cloth and a mild detergent is recommended |
| Assembly | Please click on picture for detailed information (ca. 0,2 MB). |
| Certificates & Sustainability | IP Code IP20 Protection class II |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Product datasheet | Please click on picture for detailed information (ca. 1,0 MB). |
| Product family | Flowerpot Collection |
| Video |
...To mark the 100th anniversary of Verner Panton’s birth, a love of colour and experimentation was palpable everywhere... Panton in Focus Verner Panton’s anniversary year was celebrated everywhere, from manufacturers’ showrooms right through to the Danish Design Museum...
...It is almost certainly more by chance than design, but in the week that Verner Panton would have celebrated his 88th birthday the Vitra Design Museum Gallery opened an exhibition devoted to his inimitable Visiona 2 exhibition from 1970... Presented as part of the warm up to the forthcoming "Panorama" exhibition from and by Konstantin Grcic, "Visiona 1970: Revisiting the Future" explores the background to and realisation of the Visiona 2 showcase, including an accessible, usable, sitonable recreation of the "Phantasy Landscape" element: arguably the best known component of Visiona 2, one of the clearest expressions of Panton's ideas and one of the most enduring memorials to Verner Panton...
...Stern had seen Verner Panton's Visiona 2 exhibition at Cologne Furniture Fair... The 12th Cologne Furniture Fair opened on January 25th 1970 and presented the latest products from 1200 exhibitors from 26 nations to over 78,000 visitors2; the media highlight of Cologne 1970 however was without question Verner Panton's Visiona 2 showcase realised in conjunction with the chemicals conglomerate Bayer and presented on a ship moored next to the main exhibition centre...
...Although in the course of his career Verner Panton worked with numerous designer furniture producers, his name is undoubtedly most closely associated with Vitra... While still a student Verner Panton worked in Arne Jacobsen's Copenhagen office and was involved in the early development stages of the Ant Chair...
..." Verner Panton No one who knows the work of Verner Panton could or would argue that his work successfully achieved it's purpose... From May 15th until July 12 2009 the National Museum of Singapore is hosting the Vitra Design Museum exhibition Verner Panton : Collected Works...
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