Heart Cone Chair - Cento salt 'n pepper, satin stainless steel base

Heart Cone Chair.

A sculptural design statement with surprising comfort. The iconic Heart Cone Chair by Verner Panton brings together expressive design and refined materials in one striking silhouette. The characteristic heart-shaped backrest gives the chair a playful, almost futuristic look, while the soft curves and deep seat create a relaxed lounge feel.

This version is upholstered in the rich Cento Salt ’n Pepper fabric — a refined heathered upholstery with a subtle texture that adds warmth and depth to the design. The satin-finished stainless steel cross base forms an elegant contrast with the upholstery and reinforces the chair's modern, architectural character.

Since its introduction in the 1950s, the Heart Cone Chair has been regarded as one of Panton's most daring designs. The chair perfectly demonstrates what his work is known for: sculptural forms, innovative materials, and design that evokes emotion. Today, the design still feels just as progressive and contemporary.

The comfortable shell is crafted from fiberglass-reinforced plastic and finished with high-quality foam padding and a removable seat cushion for added comfort. Thanks to its compact size, the Heart Cone Chair is suitable as a statement piece in a living room, lounge, or hotel lobby.

Material & details
Upholstery: Cento Salt ’n Pepper
Base: satin-finished stainless steel
Body: glass fiber reinforced plastic (GRP)
Filling: polyurethane foam with loose seat cushion
Seat height: approx. 39.5 cm. W103 x H89 x D62,5 cm.
Gliders: transparant plastic gliders
Design: Verner Panton

* Made to order product.

A design icon with character. The Heart Cone Chair combines comfort, sculptural form, and color in a way only Panton could have imagined—and which feels as modern today as it did sixty years ago.

About the designer:

Verner Panton (1926-1998) is considered one of Denmark's most influential furniture and interior designers in the 20th century. Panton's works are represented in numerous museums around the world and he has received several prestigious design awards. He was a unique designer with a special sense of colour, shape, light function and space.