Flowerpot VP7 | Pendant lamp

One of the most iconic Danish designs of the 1960s, Verner Panton's characteristic Flowerpot shape is now available in a series of seven different models.

Discover the Flowerpot VP7 suspension lamp by Verner Panton, a timeless work of design beautifully brought to life by &Tradition.

Enhance your living space with the iconic Flowerpot VP7, a luminaire that transcends time and captivates with its elegant simplicity. Conceived by visionary designer Verner Panton, this suspension lamp is a harmonious marriage of mid-century aesthetics and modern sophistication.

The Flowerpot VP7 features two spheres that gracefully intertwine, creating a visually stunning silhouette that complements any interior with its balance of form and function. Carefully selected materials and impeccable craftsmanship embody a commitment to quality and enduring design.

The contemporary look of the pendant is further accentuated by a vibrant colour palette, allowing you to choose the perfect shade to match your personal style and enhance your décor. Whether you opt for a classic neutral shade or a bold, striking colour, the Flowerpot VP7 becomes a focal point, adding an artistic touch to your space.

Designed with versatility in mind, this pendant easily adapts to a variety of environments, from chic modern residences to sophisticated commercial spaces. Its warm, welcoming glow creates an ambience that is both inviting and refined, making it the ideal option for dining rooms, living rooms, or any space where a touch of sophistication is desired.

The Flowerpot VP7 is not just a luminaire; it's a testament to the enduring legacy of Verner Panton's design philosophy and a symbol of &Tradition's commitment to bringing timeless elegance to contemporary living. Illuminate your space with a touch of design history - the Flowerpot VP7 suspension, where classic meets contemporary perfectly.

Features:

Weight: 2.4 kg
Voltage: 220-240V - 50Hz.

Production process :
Both colours are made from pressed metal.

Images: Illustrative, the actual visual aspect being a faithful rendering that images or photos, of varying quality depending on the screen, cannot reproduce identically.