Vintage Flowerpot table lamp in lacquered steel by Verner Panton for Louis Poulsen, 1969

Magnificent auxiliary or table lamp, original design from 1969 by Verner Panton for Louis Poulsen, although the rights were soon transferred to and Tradition. The magnificent design of the Flowerpot model is reinforced thanks to the choice of material, burgundy lacquered steel. It has its origins in the effervescende Europe of the 60s and the rise of flowerpower, a moment in which Verner Panton marked the beginning of the pop aesthetic in furniture and lighting with his futuristic and colorful designs. He has personalized public spaces, especially in the restaurant sector, and private spaces around the world, still fully relevant today. He marked an unmistakable style with his visionary interiors full of color, as he considered that this could provoke emotions. It consists of two opposite hemispheres that support the bulb, creating a suggestive combination of indirect light and an aesthetic of very personal colors. Light is perhaps one of the most important factors in today's society, since it can create spaces, modulate the environment and build new dimensions. The model we present is from the 1990s. It retains the original transparent wiring, is functional and presents the signature on the base of both the designer and the producing brand. It is a beautiful table lamp, iconic and timeless, with a refined profile, suitable for any corner or environment. Overall dimensions: 50 x 25 x 25 cm. Base: 11 x 11 cm. Lampshade/tulip: 14 x 25 x 25 cm. Reference : 308407