Verpan

The decorative Wire floor lamp is defined by the chrome-plated steel wire framework that widens at the top to support the white hemispherical plastic shade. The bulb is contained in a small, also hemispherical metal reflector, which guides the light to the inside of the shade. The wire frame gives the design a distinctive, yet very light and non-intrusive appearance, and the white shade offers plenty of ambient light.

The decorative Wire table lamp is defined by the chrome-plated steel wire framework that widens at the top to support the white hemispherical plastic shade. The bulb is contained in a small, also hemispherical metal reflector, which guides the light to the inside of the shade. The wire frame gives the design a distinctive, yet very light and non-intrusive appearance, and the white shade offers plenty of ambient light.

The decorative Wire table lamp is defined by the chrome-plated steel wire framework that widens at the top to support an orange hemispherical plastic shade. The wire frame gives the design a distinctive, yet very light and non-intrusive appearance.

Now in a smaller version, while keeping its industrial look the Wire Table Lamp in small is the perfect size to place on the office table or the bedside table. The splash of orange adds the finishing touch to the sculptural design and highlights the Panton design DNA.

Reflect offers a simpler and more linear style than we have come to expect from Panton. It represents a great example of his ingenuity and profound understanding of how to manipulate light to create a desired setting or mood. With Reflect, light is cast upwards from the tubular base and reflected off the white surface of the slanted disc-shaped shade to create a crisp yet diffused light throughout its surroundings. 

Many regard the Fun collection as one of Verner Panton’s greatest masterpieces in the field of lighting design. Ever since 1964, this XL hanging lamp has kindled joy and a wealth of stories.

FUN 8DM is an XL ceiling mounted lamp with a long single-cluster configuration.

Designed in 1960, the Moon represents one of Verner Panton’s earliest designs in lighting. The iconic pendant is characterized by its fan-like design with ten ring-shaped lamellae perfectly positioned to provide a soft, ambient and glare-free light. The blades reflect and filters the light and the pendant changes its appearance depending on the angle at which you view it.