Description

The Pantonova seating system by Montana, designed In 1971 Verner Panton, was initially intended for the iconic Danish restaurant, Varna. It epitomizes the 70s vibe with its lavish, experimental shapes and vibrant colours. The Pantonova system is well-suited for outdoor use as lounge furniture, seamlessly integrating into the environment with its wire construction. This sofa gained additional recognition in the 1977 James Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me.

Montana Furniture, established in 1982, is specializes in furniture for private homes and contemporary office spaces. Since 2007, Montana has exclusively used water-based lacquer colours, which does not contain any solvents harmful to peaple or the environment. Montana System is one of the earliest furniture brands in Europe to obtain the official EU Ecolabel certification.

Verner Panton
He is regarded as one of Denmark's most influential 20th-century furniture and interior designers, not to mention one of the most avant-gardes. Throughout his career, he pioneered innovative and futuristic designs, experimenting with diverse materials and vibrant, exotic colors.

Dimensions

Linear: D 62 x W 55 x H 73 (seating height 40 cm)

Concave: D 58 x W 79 x H 73 (seating height 40 cm)

Convex: D 58 x W 77 x H 73 (seating height 40 cm)