Verpan

Welle 2 Armchair Verpan

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Product description

Welle is a collection of modern lounge furniture designed by Danish designer Verner PanTon in 1969, characterized by organic, wavy shapes that give interiors a unique and dynamic look.

The collection consists of six modules with various forms and functions, which allows for flexible space arrangements:

Welle 1: Wide seat with backrest, resembling a wave, perfect for relaxation.
Welle 2:Elongated seat without backrest, which can be used as a couch or pouffe.
Welle 3:A seat with a high backrest, creating an intimate space for relaxation.
Welle 4:Compact seat with low backrest, perfect for smaller rooms.
Welle 5:A small pouf with a wavy shape that can be used as a footrest or an additional seat.
Welle 6:A module resembling a couch, enabling comfortable rest in a semi-reclined position.

Furniture from the Welle collection is made of an FSC-certified wooden frame, upholstered with CMHR/HR foam and covered with selected fabric. Additionally, an integrated charging socket is available upon request; details in customer service.

Dimensions and information

height 80 cm

length 108 cm

width 50 cm

PRODUCT DETAILS

Height
80 cm
Width
50 cm
Length
108 cm
Libra
17.5kg
Materials
Upholstery fabric, wooden plywood, wood, foam

Design

Verner Panton

Verner Pan Ton He was one of the most outstanding Danish designers of the 20th century, who revolutionized the world of design. Known for his futuristic Pode, he created furniture, lighting and accessories that broke traditional forms and introduced bold colors and modern materials. His most famous work is the chair Mr. Ton - the first in history a fully one -piece seat made of plastic, which combines the sculptural form with functionality. He collaborated with brands such as Vitra or & Tradition. His projects combined functionality with experimenting with form, which made him an icon of design of the 1960s and 70s. The Lord Ton was a pioneer in the use of plastics, affecting the development of modern design. His works are full of energy and creativity, leaving a lasting trace in the history of design.