Montana - Pantonova modular chair, chrome

Pantonova seating system

In 1971 Verner Panton designed the modular wire Pantonova seating system for the now legendary Danish restaurant Varna.

This series is characteristic of the atmosphere of the 1970s, a time known for its lush, experimental shapes and vibrant colours. The Pantonova chair gained even more fame as the favorite chair of evil shipping magnate Karl Stromberg in the 1977 James Bond movie, "The Spy Who Loved Me."

The Danish Montana is now introducing a version that is also suitable for outdoor use. With its organic, geometric shapes, the Pantonova is also very suitable for outdoor use. The famous wire construction gives the design an airy look that leaves the surroundings of your garden/patio/terrace undisturbed while still making a statement.

The modules can be used solo as sculptural chairs or freely combined into various organically shaped seating formations, such as a circle, semicircle, wave or S-shape.

Dimensions: Linear
H: 73.2 x W: 55.2 x D: 61.8 cm
Seat height: 40cm

Dimensions:Concave
H: 73.2 x W: 77.2 x D: 57.8cm
Seat height: 40cm

Dimension:Convex
H: 73.2 x W: 78.6 x D: 57.8cm
Seat height: 40cm

Material: stainless steel chrome

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The designer:

Verner Panton (1926-1998) is considered one of Denmark's most influential furniture and interior designers of 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 feeling for colour, shape, light function and space.