&Tradition Topan Pendant Lamp VP6

Sale price£220.00
Colour: Grey Beige
Production time: 3-6 weeks

Product description

The &Tradition Topan Pendant Lamp, designed in 1959, was Panton's second ever design and his first mass produced lamp - later to be followed by the Flowerpot. A sculptural silhouette that not only provides illumination, Topan also acts as a decorative element either alone or in clusters, and adds targeted atmosphere to interiors. Alongside the existing Matt Black, version, Topan now comes in the new Vermillion Red colour way, reflective Chrome, and the neutral Grey Beige tone.

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Everything you need to know about &Tradition

&Tradition is a Danish design company, established in 2010, that marries tradition with innovation. With a collection of furniture, lighting and home accessories that spans designs from the 1930s to the present day and includes interior objects by internationally acclaimed designers.

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Brand

&Tradition

Designer

Verner Panton

Dimensions

Ø: 21cm, H: 19cm

Material

Made up of lacquered aluminium and a 3 metre fabric cord. The shade is spun into shape from a single piece of aluminium.

Designed by

Verner Panton

Verner Panton was a pioneering Danish designer born in 1926, celebrated for his bold, futuristic approach to furniture and interior design. Educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, he began his career working with Arne Jacobsen before establishing his own studio in the 1950s. Panton became internationally renowned for his innovative use of materials, particularly plastics, and his vibrant use of colour and geometric forms. His most iconic creations include the Panton Chair—the first single-form injection-moulded plastic chair—and immersive interiors like the Visiona exhibitions, which challenged traditional notions of space and function. His work, blending pop art sensibilities with functional design, had a lasting influence on 20th-century design and continues to inspire contemporary designers today.

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