Chair families from the Verner Panton Collection for the Workplace

Verner Panton Collection for the office space

Panto-Move-LuPo chair in anthracite in office environment

In the collaboration between Verner Panton and VS, various chair families with different seat shells and bases were created from 1993 onwards, all of which followed one principle: amazingly simple, yet characterised by a strong and unmistakable identity.

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A meeting room with the VS TeamTable high table and upholstered VS PantoMove swivel chairs with foot ring

Round meeting table with brown PantoMove-Soft swivel chairs by VS

Upholstered, light green PantoSwing chairs at puzzle tables by VS

Study with office desk and upholstered PantoMove office swivel chairs by VS

Different wooden versions of the Panto chair by VS as a swivel chair

Whether you are looking for a cantilever or a four-star base, an upholstered chair, a wooden or plastic shell, a fixed height or height-adjustable chair, the Verner Panton Collection is sure to have the right chair for your office.

‘A chair must be dynamic it must be comfortable to sit on.‘
Verner Panton

Room Concepts with the Verner Panton Collection for the Workplace

Communication – Spontaneous exchange

Furniture also contributes to a good conversation - by providing the right setting for communication as required.

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Work – New Learning

Successful overall solutions for the office learning and working environment: we develop furniture that successfully supports processes

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A cameraman from the show ‘Sendung mit der Maus’ films the production of a PantoSwing chair in the manufacturing facility of VS

How is a Panto chair made? Children's TV programme at VS

During a visit by the children's TV programme ‘Sendung mit der Maus’ to VS, our PantoSwing-LuPo chair was the focus of attention. The production team was interested in the process of bending, welding and powder coating the tubular steel frame, and assembling the chair with seat glides and seat shell. The result is an educational story about the product, which can be found in the ‘Sendung mit der Maus’ archive at www.wdrmaus.de.