Verner Panton

Flowerpot, model VP1

Designed in 1968

Produced by Louis Poulsen

Orange enamel 2 available

Height 16 cm

Diameter 23 cm

Mint condition

SEK 2500 each

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The first one-piece plastic chair to be produced in one single pressing process for serial production. The fibreglass reinforced material was dyed before pressing and was available in white, yellow, black, red, blue, green, brown or orange.

The characteristic shape was developed in regard to seating shape, maximum stability by smallest quantity of material used.

The pressing process took place in a heated steel mould with a weight of 11 tons and lasted under 5 minutes.

Included in the collections of Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Victoria & Albert Museum, London, the Centre Pompidou, Paris

Helmut Bätzner

BA 1171 / The Bofinger Chair

Designed in1964. Launched 1966

Produced by Bofinger, Germany

1 red, 1 white, stackable

Wear consistent with age and use

SEK 2500 each

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Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

Luminator floor lamp in blue. Foot switch on cord

Designed 1954 for Gilardi & Barzaghi

This example by Flos, Italy ca 1995

Included in the collection of Modern Museum of Art, NYC, Adi Design Museum, Milano

SEK 7000

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Red valet stand in tubular metal

In the shape of head and torso, set of 2

1980’s

Unknown design and producer

SEK 5000 for 2

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A timeless clothes hanger for NK in Stockholm. Made of plastic this was a piece especially designed and produced for a total makeover of the first floor at NK department store. The new area was reffered to as ”The Fashion Floor” and shaped as a pedestrian street surrounded by different boutiques. Interior designer and architect Maurice Holland was leading the transformation.

Maurice Holland

Clothes hanger

Designed ca 1968 for NK, Stockholm

Produced by NK

SEK 9500

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When Bruno Mathsson designed a chair he was always aiming for the best and most correct seating. He experimented with curves and height and were driven by ergonomics and function. With Saga, the adjustable office chair on wheels, he took his time. He’s passing on his knowledge of form and function. Please be seated.

Bruno Mathsson

Office chair Saga in black leather.

Adjustable seat and back, With wheels

Designed from 1974 – 1982. Launched 1982.

Produced by Support, Sweden

SEK 3000

3 available

1 SOLD

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