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Panthella 320 Table Lamp
Design Verner Panton
Origin Denmark
Verner Panton's 1971 Panthella lamp, created in collaboration with Louis Poulsen, embodies his mastery of color and organic shapes, seamlessly merging functionality with sculptural form.
The Panthella 320 lamp offers an opal acrylic shade for soft, diffused light or a metal shade for focused downward lighting, both designed to reflect light off the base of the lamp.
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Verner Panton
Verner Panton (1926-1998) remains an enduring figure in the landscape of modern design, celebrated for his daring and visionary approach. Educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Panton's work transcends traditional boundaries, infusing architecture and interiors with vibrant colors and organic forms. His iconic designs, like the Panton Chair and Cone Chair, are masterful explorations of geometry and materiality, challenging the conventions of their time while establishing a new vocabulary in furniture design. Panton's fearless experimentation with plastics and deep understanding of spatial dynamics continue to inspire and shape contemporary design practice.
Beyond furniture, Panton's holistic approach to design is evident in his transformative interior projects, where color, light, and form merge to create immersive environments. His work on spaces such as the Spiegel Publishing House and the Visiona Exhibitions exemplifies his ability to craft interiors that are not merely functional but profoundly experiential. Awarded the Knight's Cross of the Danebrog Order in 1998, Panton's legacy endures in the continued production of his iconic designs, which remain as relevant and inspiring today as they were in the mid-20th century.
About Louis Poulsen - Founded in 1874, Louis Poulsen has established a distinguished reputation for creating timeless, high-quality lighting through collaborations with leading Danish designers. Known for their commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, the brand's designs are celebrated for their enduring elegance and innovative functionality.
Poulsen's collaborative approach involves working closely with architects, engineers, and lighting designers to produce bespoke solutions that enhance the character and atmosphere of residential and commercial spaces. While many of their iconic fixtures began as tailored designs for specific projects, these versatile designs have transcended their original contexts to become staples in Louis Poulsen's distinguished collection of fine lighting.
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