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Over two metres high, featuring a stable frame made of birch plywood, the Living Tower can take four people quite comfortably and is truly an inspringing place to interact — or to relax. Creator: Verner Panton (Designer) Dimensions: Height: 79.14 in (201 cm)Width: 24.81 in (63 cm) Depth: 79.14 in (201 cm)Seat Height: 47.25 in (120 cm)

1968 LIVING TOWER THE VERNER PANTON COLLECTOR

Verner Panton's Living Tower was created within this context. With its organic forms, this furniture sculpture can be used on four different levels. Over two metres high, the appealingly upholstered seating tower has a stable understructure made of birch plywood. Users are impressed by its comfort, and the clever arrangement of the interior.

Living Tower, 1969 Verner Panton

Living Tower Verner Panton, 1969. The organically shaped Living Tower furniture sculpture by Verner Panton can be used on four different levels. Over two metres high, the appealingly upholstered seating tower has a stable frame made of birch plywood. The cleverly arranged interior niches can be used in sitting and reclined positions.

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Living Tower, Manufacturer: Hermann Miller/ Vitra, CH 1968. Living Tower, Manufacturer: Hermann Miller/ Vitra, CH 1968. Verner Panton - Official

Verner panton Living Tower for Vitra hive

VIP-56. Verner Panton lying in his Living Tower, Manufacturer: Hermann Miller/ Vitra, CH 1968.

1968 LIVING TOWER THE VERNER PANTON COLLECTOR

Verner Panton's Living Tower was created within the context of the Domestic Landscape in Sixties Design. With its organic forms, this furniture sculpture can be used on four different levels. Over six feet high, the upholstered seating tower has a stable understructure made of birch plywood. Comfortable, clever interior niches encourage.

1968 LIVING TOWER THE VERNER PANTON COLLECTOR

Verner Panton, living tower, 1969 Vintage design, Mobilier design

The Living Tower, one of Verner Panton's most spectacular seating objects, is perfect for loungy living rooms, trendy bars and children's rooms de luxe. Vitra, the Swiss interior design company, is manufacturing the luxury kind of cabin with four sitting positions. Not a normal chair but a unique room sculpture in Phantasy Landscape style.

1968 Living Tower THE VERNER PANTON COLLECTOR

Verner Panton's Living Tower impresses: By its safe size, its revolutionary room concept, its vivid colors, and its extreme modernity. Already designed in 1969, Vitra re-vitalizes the futuristic classic piece. Verner Panton concentrated on newish room concepts in the end of the 1960s. The optimism spirit of the "Space Age" brought up organic.

Living Tower by Verner Panton for Vitra Vertigo Home

Like the Living Tower, Verner Panton wanted to make people open there eyes to colors. Category Vintage 1980s Danish Space Age Sofas. Materials. Plywood, Wool. View Full Details. Living tower in purple fabric by Verner Panton for Vitra. H 78.75 in W 78.75 in D 24.41 in. View More. Get Updated with New Arrivals.

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-Verner Panton "Living landscapes" was a major theme in 1960's design. Verner Panton, who was constantly searching for new ideas for the home, made a variety of especially interesting and original contributions to this theme, championing "more comfort, more of an experience, and more color". His Living Tower uses all three dimensions of a room.

Verner panton Living Tower for Vitra hive

The organically shaped Living Tower furniture sculpture by Verner Panton can be used on four different levels. Over two metres high, the appealingly upholstered seating tower has a stable frame made of birch plywood. The cleverly arranged interior niches can be used in sitting and reclined positions, encouraging communication and relaxation.

Lot Verner PANTON 19261998 Living Tower le modèle crée en 1968

Serial production model. Sculpture-like seating composed of 2 elements with 4 seating levels. Material: foam with fabric cover on wooden frame. Manufacturer: 1969-1970: Vitra/ Hermann Miller, CH; 1970-1975: Fritz Hansen, DK; 1997: Stega, CH; ab 1999: Vitra, CH. VIP-254-1.