Living Tower
Sculpture with organic lines and an expressive silhouette. Laminated birch frame and fabric-covered polyurethane foam padding.
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Verner Panton's organic sculpture Living Tower can be used on four different levels. At more than two metres high, the tower has a stable load-bearing structure made of laminated birch wood. The cleverly arranged interior niches can be used in a sitting and lying position, promoting communication and relaxation.
Frame: birch laminate. Upholstery: polyurethane foam.
Frame: birch laminate. Upholstery: polyurethane foam.
| Total height (cm) | Â 63.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Width (cm) | Â 207.00 cm |
| Depth (cm) | Â 206.00 cm |
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | Â 2.00 an |
| Article code | 201 270 |
| SKU | VITRA__218053_ref |
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Verner Panton
Danish designer, Verner Panton was born in 1926 in Gentofte. After training as an architectural engineer, he graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.
He collaborated with Arne Jacobsen before opening...
