Design: Verner Panton for &Tradition, 1968 Concept: Verner Panton Flowerpot VP9 is an exclusive and thoroughly classic retro lamp, which was designed in 1968. The lamp was originally intended for the restaurant industry and Verner Panton exhibitions. Since then, the lamp has also become popular in private homes and has particularly made a comeback in recent years. This is not least due to the lamp's stylish design and the many color options that make it fit in everywhere. VP9 is dimmed and can be set to either 20, 50 or 100 percent brightness. At maximum brightness, the table lamp can light up for 11 hours. Flowerpot was originally produced by Louis Poulsen, but the rights have since been transferred to &Tradition.
Design: Verner Panton for &Tradition, 1968 Concept: Verner Panton Flowerpot VP9 is an exclusive and thoroughly classic retro lamp, which was designed in 1968. The lamp was originally intended for the restaurant industry and Verner Panton exhibitions. Since then, the lamp has also become popular in private homes and has particularly made a comeback in recent years. This is not least due to the lamp's stylish design and the many color options that make it fit in everywhere. VP9 is dimmed and can be set to either 20, 50 or 100 percent brightness. At maximum brightness, the table lamp can light up for 11 hours. Flowerpot was originally produced by Louis Poulsen, but the rights have since been transferred to &Tradition.
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Design: Verner Panton for &Tradition, 1968 Concept: Verner Panton Flowerpot VP9 is an exclusive and thoroughly classic retro lamp, which was designed in 1968. The lamp was originally intended for the restaurant industry and Verner Panton exhibitions. Since then, the lamp has also become popular in private homes and has particularly made a comeback in recent years. This is not least due to the lamp's stylish design and the many color options that make it fit in everywhere. VP9 is dimmed and can be set to either 20, 50 or 100 percent brightness. At maximum brightness, the table lamp can light up for 11 hours. Flowerpot was originally produced by Louis Poulsen, but the rights have since been transferred to &Tradition.
Design: Verner Panton for &Tradition, 1968 Concept: Verner Panton Flowerpot VP9 is an exclusive and thoroughly classic retro lamp, which was designed in 1968. The lamp was originally intended for the restaurant industry and Verner Panton exhibitions. Since then, the lamp has also become popular in private homes and has particularly made a comeback in recent years. This is not least due to the lamp's stylish design and the many color options that make it fit in everywhere. VP9 is dimmed and can be set to either 20, 50 or 100 percent brightness. At maximum brightness, the table lamp can light up for 11 hours. Flowerpot was originally produced by Louis Poulsen, but the rights have since been transferred to &Tradition.
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