Verner Panton 'Panthella 160' Original Portable Table Lamp for Louis Poulsen

Verner Panton 'Panthella 160' Original Portable Table Lamp for Louis PoulsenVerner Panton 'Panthella 160' Original Portable Table Lamp for Louis Poulsen The 'Panthella 160' lamp was designed in 1971 by Danish designer Verner Panton and remains one of his most iconic designs. Panton is known for his larger than life personality and sought to create an organic shaped lamp that provides glare free light, with both the stand and shade serving as light reflectors. Executed in a durable injection molded polymer in the original

When he set up his own practice in Milan in 1931

The 'Croissant's' playful combination of comfort and character makes it ideal as a distinctive standalone piece in any interior

VLA62 'Radio House' Wood Mirror for Carl Hansen

Outdoor 'Virkelyst' Pouf and Table in Teak and Oeko-Tex fabric for Fritz Hansen Outdoor Collection

Retains original canopy that has been modified for mounting over a standard American j-box

moving easily between public and private spheres in accordance with Alvar Aalto’s conception of versatile furniture

Leather tabletop available in a black or burgundy (see swatches)

founded the Architectural Pottery company

and inventive use of materials

The Emily chandelier consists of an array of 5 oblong organic shades executed in metal with glossy

A minimalist Danish modern design classic executed in brass and black enameled metal

incomparable rigor and evident passion