Vitra Panton Plastic Chair
Created by the legendary Danish designer Verner Panton, this single piece, cantilevered plastic stacking chair has achieved such iconic status that it has appeared on the front cover of Vogue.
One of the earliest models is now in the collection of Museum of Modern Art in New York. It has even been included in the Danish Culture Canon – a collection of the greatest, most important works of Denmark's cultural heritage.
Verner Panton started designing the chair in 1960 and in 1963 his work with Vitra began. It was 4 years later that Vitra and Panton were finally able to present the first model of the Panton chair, made in fibreglass. This more recent model is made out of injection-moulded plastic.
Panton's ability to fit perfectly into any surroundings makes it ideal for modern interior design thinking.
It is at home in a world which draws less and less distinction between the design of traditional offices and public spaces such as hotels and cafes.
Key Features
- Genuine Panton chair
- Timeless design
- Affordable pricing
- Bright colours with a matt finish
- Suitable for outdoor and indoor use
Sustainability
- Dyed-through polypropylene, 100% recyclable
- Greenguard Gold - Indoor Air Quality Certificate
Wellworking Says...
"A timeless designer chair that works both indoors and outdoors."
WARRANTY CLAIMS
All warranties are automatically applied by Wellworking and there is no need to register your product with the manufacturer.
Please keep your proof of purchase safe (it's easier for us to locate your order with the invoice or web order number) and, in the unlikely event a fault occurs, contact us by emailing service@wellworking.co.uk and we will arrange a service visit or replacement.
As a certified B Corp we are committed to putting sustainability at the core of all the products and services we offer.
Our products are designed with quality and longevity in mind and this is reflected in their long warranties.
We are working with our suppliers to reduce packaging and limit the use of non-recyclable packing materials. We take away all the packaging when we deliver products and recycle as much as we can within our offices to reduce the waste that goes to landfill.
