Panto Pop Lounge Chair, Verner Panton

Known for his playful aesthetics, bright colors and flowing shapes, Verner Panton helped define the tonality of 1960s and 1970s furniture. The Danish designer created the Panto Pop chair in 1969 ahead of 1970's 'Visiona II' exhibition. Characterized by its round shape, the Panto Pop is constructed of weather and UV-resistant lightweight plastic, ensuring it can be used comfortably indoors or outdoors. This version of the iconic design is executed in white and measures 54cm H x 81cm W x 81cm D.