Pantonova

Overview

Pantonova is a modular seating system by Verner Panton, designed in 1971 and produced by Montana Furniture. Three modules, Linear, Concave and Convex, can be used as single chairs or combined into a circle, a wave or an S.

Construction

The modules are made of steel wire, chromed or powder coated in Black Red, with an Outdoor version in electronically polished stainless steel. Separate cushions are offered in leather, velvet or Kvadrat textile.

Specifications

• Linear module item no. 0105RS, chrome
• Maximum load: 110 kg
• Seating height: 40 cm
• Finishes: Chrome, Black Red, Stainless outdoor

A modular lounge system from 1971

Verner Panton designed the Pantonova system in 1971 as modular lounge furniture. Montana says it was first made in chrome-plated steel wire, a material that reflected its surroundings while the thin wire edges dissolved the space.

Three modules, many shapes

The Linear, Concave and Convex modules can be placed alone or joined into geometric and curved forms. Montana names a circle, a wave and an S as examples, and the same chairs are offered in Black Red powder coat and in stainless steel for outdoor use.