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Design Verner Panton 1955.
Dimensions:
L 54 x D 65 x SH 49 x H 87 cm
Seat height : 49 cm
Panton One chair is stackable and produced with both functional design and aerial lines, partly generated by its crossed strings
wich create an intersesting fluidial effect playing with light and shadow.
Panton one chair has a slightly inclined backrest and seat edge, the seat, hand-woved with polyurethan string around a nylon core, is very sustaining and resistant, bringing a maximal comfort.
The polyurethan string seat and the laquered steel frame version come in a large scale of colours, the Stainless steel version and the uv-protected wires suites pefectly an outdoor use.
The stackable Panton One chair most valuable interest is it's ability to fit in any kind of space, private or public (communities, retaurants) indoor or outdoor.
Color Seat in hand-woved polyurethan string:
snow, fjord, anthracite, black, latte, cofee, royale, candy floss, burma, zen red, red, Tokyo yellow, Umami green, Kyoto blue, Montparansse.
Legs:
Stainless steel, or Steel lacquered black, snow, moulin rouge
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