The Panton Chair was designed in the 1960s by Danish designer Verner Panton and is one of the most famous works of modern furniture design. The chair is characterized by its flowing, organic form and sculptural silhouette, which appears to have been cast from a single mold.
Verner Panton developed the chair in collaboration with Vitra and Herman Miller partner Fehlbaum. The chair is made from a single piece of plastic, making it particularly innovative and sustainable. This set is labeled “Fehlbaum Production Panton Chair,” which stands for original production by Fehlbaum.
