ENTRANCE

from Verpan Brand Book 2021

by Verpan

DINING

Reflect Table Lamp / Red

Pantop Ø23 Table Lamp / White

Series 430 Chair / Vidar 723 & Atom 774, Kvadrat Luna Rug / Grey Pantop Ø23 Table Lamp / Light Blue

Pantop Ø23 Pendant / Warm Yellow

PANTOP Ø23/ 1980

For long, the Pantop series has been a staple of the Verpan collection. The Pantop line’s idiom is best described as decorative and elegant.

Keeping with its bell-shaped widely flaring shade, Pantop offers an almost optimal combination of ambient and functional lighting.

The new Pantop in new colours and variants is designed to fit into a wide number of settings and interiors. The table lamp fits perfectly in the window sill, bookcase or counter, and the pendant works equally well on its own as it does in clusters giving you the freedom to be creative and create your own personal expression.

Series 430 Stool / Byram 471, Kvadrat System 1-2-3 Rack System 1-2-3 Mirror FUN 2TM Table Lamp

FUN 2TM Table Lamp

FUN 1WM Wall Lamp

FUN/ 1964

Many regard the Fun collection as one of Verner Panton’s greatest masterpieces in the field of lighting design. Ever since 1964, this pendant lamp has kindled joy and a wealth of stories. The idea for Fun came from Panton’s desire to design a lamp, that would cast a diffused light, and have an optimal effect in a coloured interior.

In terms of materials, Panton originally worked with metal discs but was curious to create something brand new and during a visit to Malaysia, he found what he was looking for: delicate seashells with a vibrant, pearly texture.

When the air set them in motion, they produced the most exquisite, delicate sound. At the same time the UN were looking for ways to generate more jobs in developing countries. Panton could help this effort by using seashells for his Fun lamps. Today, the Fun collection is available in a wide variety of finishes, sizes and include pendants, floor, table and wall pieces.

FUN 1TM Table Lamp

Barboy / White

BARBOY/ 1963

Panton designed the Barboy at a time when he was inspired by free, mobile rooms. The idea was that spontaneous conversations could take place without bumping into obstacles.

It was from this spirit that the idea for the Barboy emerged: a mobile storage unit, which, apart from serving as a drinks cabinet in the living room, could also work as a practical little chest of drawers.

Panton’s goal was to design a piece of furniture, which, besides providing storage for bottles, glasses and other cocktail utensils, would also be perfect for use in a bedroom, hallway or office.