Description

Verner Panton designed the simple Bachelor chair in 1955, and over time it has become almost iconic. He also designed the accompanying footstool and table.

With its minimalist design, the chair is made to be moved around easily without compromising on sitting comfort. The ingenious Panton Bachelor series can also withstand a trip into the garden and then back into the sitting room.

Technical Info

Chairs and footstools: Available in 100% acrylic canvas in seven different colours. The acrylic canvas is UV-protected and can withstand sunlight.

Dimensions: H:75 x D:73.5 x W:52 cm (seat height 33cm)

Panton Bachelor chair

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Verner Panton designed the simple Bachelor chair in 1955, and over time it has become almost iconic. He also designed the accompanying footstool and table.With its minimalist design, the chair is made to be moved around easily without compromising on. Read more

£355.00

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Description

Verner Panton designed the simple Bachelor chair in 1955, and over time it has become almost iconic. He also designed the accompanying footstool and table.

With its minimalist design, the chair is made to be moved around easily without compromising on sitting comfort. The ingenious Panton Bachelor series can also withstand a trip into the garden and then back into the sitting room.

Technical Info

Chairs and footstools: Available in 100% acrylic canvas in seven different colours. The acrylic canvas is UV-protected and can withstand sunlight.

Dimensions: H:75 x D:73.5 x W:52 cm (seat height 33cm)

Designed by Verner Panton

Best remembered for his psychedelic colours and designs from the 1960s, Verner Panton (1926-1998) had a design career spanning 50 years. It started with an assistant position for Arne Jacobsen 1950-53 where Panton was responsible for the first colour scheme