Reimagining the possibilities of steel wire, the VP15 Wire Counter Stool brings Verner Panton’s pioneering material language into a taller, more contemporary form. Its open construction creates a distinctive sense of lightness, while the geometric structure preserves the expressive character that made the original Wire Stool from 1981 so enduring.
The reinforced steel wire construction provides dependable support, complemented by a well-placed footrest for comfortable seating over long periods. The mirror-polished stainless steel finish adds a sleek reflective quality, while optional magnetic seat pads in vibrant Kvadrat Hallingdal 65 colours introduce softness and personality. Stackable up to 12 high, the VP15 Wire Counter Stool adapts effortlessly to dining, kitchen and hospitality spaces.
Verner Panton is one of the iconic designers of the last century. Panton rose to fame designing the ‘Panton Chair’ for Vitra. Panton’s designs continue to be hugely popular and are still a big influence today on designers and architects.
Verner Panton was a student of Architecture at the Royal Art Academy in Copenhagen. Amongst Panton’s major achievements in the design and architecture world, is the design of the interior for the Spiegel publishing house in Hamburg.
Panton’s designs are fantastically fun, colourful and contemporary and include the organic shapes of the Panton and Amoebe chairs right through to the ecliptic Flowerpot lamp collection.
