Verner Panton Stacking Chair from Vitra - Soft Mint

A sculptural icon that brings Museum-worthy modernism to your home. Represented in MoMA’s collection, Verner Panton’s famously curvy stacking chair was developed for serial production by Vitra in 1967. An icon of 20th-century modern design, it was the first all-plastic chair made in one piece and the material makes it slightly flexible. The cantilevered shape provides comfort and the material allows it to be used outdoors. (It will also make a statement in any room of your home.)

Maker

Vitra

Materials

100% Recyclable Dyed-Through Polypropylene

Dimensions

34h x 19.75w x 24"d; Seat Height: 17.5"h; Seat Depth: 17.75"d; Back Rest: 15.5"h

Period

Mid-Century

Category

Furniture

About the artist

Verner Panton

Danish furniture designer (1926–1998)

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