&Tradition VP11 Wire Stool

Description

The Wire Stool VP11, reissued by &Tradition, is a testament to Verner Panton’s legacy as a pioneer in furniture design, showcasing his affinity for geometric patterns and innovative materials. Originally launched in 1981, this stool not only serves as a functional seat but also doubles as a side table, embodying Panton’s forward-thinking approach to versatility in design. Its design features include detachable cushions available in four Panton-inspired colors, emphasizing its adaptability and appeal in modern interiors.

Panton was renowned for his experimental designs and the Wire Stool VP11 is no exception. Opting for industrial materials over traditional wood, Panton embraced steel wire to explore forms and functions that were groundbreaking at the time. The stool’s design, characterized by its transparent appearance and concentric circles, offers both an optical allure and practical functionality. The ability to stack up to 12 stools highlights its ingenious construction and the aesthetic harmony it brings to any space, reflecting Panton’s mastery over materials and his mathematical precision in design.