Spiral SP01 Pendant Light
inspired by Verner Panton designed in 1969

Spiral SP01 Pendant Light
inspired by Verner Panton

• Superb 1969 design
• Unique light effect
• Handcrafted spiral forms
• Quality manufacturing

The Spiral SP01 Pendant Lamp by the talented and unconventional Verner Panton is an eye-catching centerpiece for any room. Its silhouette resembles a chandelier with the four ferrules of increasing sizes. The spiral forms are suspended on metal chains creating a unique lighting effect. Verner Panton’s mission was to add colour and extravagance in the home. His highly creative nature enabled him to achieve bold and functional design classics such as this lamp. As one of the most respected designers of the 20th century, his creations are established as classics of modern furniture design.

INFURN produces the beautiful Spiral SP01 Pendant Lamp with handcrafted spirals and metal components. It is supplied in white.

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Considered as one of Denmark’s most influential 20th Century furniture and interior designers, Verner Panton pushed all creative barriers with innovative and futuristic design, exhilarated by the use of explosive bold colouring. Born in 1926, Panton studied architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Art in Copenhagen, graduating in 1951. Experimenting design with a wide array of psychedelic composition, the revered designer was engaged by the Op Art movement, a distinguished belief and style within visual arts focused explicitly upon the relationship between striking bold colours and forms, rousing an intense visual effect. Panton’s style was very fundamental to the decade of his greatest work, the 1960s, but an emergence of regained popularity with his design is very evident today. Comfortable in designing with a variety of materials, from fabric to plastics, Verner Panton is celebrated for his innovative project work for Der Spiegel, a well-known German publication in Hamburg. The Dane also received endearing recognition in the form of numerous awards, including the prestigious Deutsche Auswahl prize 5 years in a row between 1981 and 1986.