PANTON CLASSIC Polyurethane foam chair

Verner Panton was one of the most powerful figures in the advancement of design during the 1960s and 1970s.‎ Along with his trial way to deal with structures and shadings, he was enthralled by the capability of plastic, a clever material at the time.‎ His point was to make an agreeable chair made in one piece that could be utilized anywhere.‎ After looking for a maker for a very long time, Panton came into contact with Vitra in 1963.‎ Together they fostered the Panton Chair, which was first introduced in 1967.‎ Serial creation of the Panton Chair started in 1967.‎ It was hailed as a sensation and got various prizes.‎ One of the soonest models is presently in the assortment of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.‎ Today the Panton Chair is viewed as an exemplary of current furniture design.‎ The first form of the chair in unbending polyurethane foam with a lustrous veneer finish is showcased under the name Panton Chair Classic.‎ Materials: - Shell: inflexible polyurethane foam.‎ - Surface: shiny polish finish.‎