One of the most prolific and radical Scandinavian designers of his time, Verner Panton stood out with his use of warm (and sometimes psychedelic colours) at a time when others preferred sticking to muted, earthy hues. The simple silhouettes of his creations, like the Flowerpot lamp designed in 1968, become perfect canvases for showcasing a wide range of colours, each evoking a different emotion and mood. Home & Decor caught up with Carin Panton, Verner’s daughter, during the launch of five new colours for the Flowerport range (released in collaboration with Danish design house &Tradition) to find out just what about Verner’s creations make them so timeless and trend-resistant.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR UPHOLDING YOUR FATHER’S LEGACY BUT IT’S ALSO IMPORTANT TO KEEP
