Having studied architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, Verner Panton went on to work in famed designer Arne Jacobsen’s firm before founding his own studio for architecture and design in 1955. Widely recognised for his avidity with bright colours and geometric patterns, Panton created vivid installations, such as the Visiona 0 and 2 exhibitions at the Cologne Furniture Fair and the interior of the Varna restaurant in Aarhus, as well as iconic furniture.

Fascinated with innovative technologies, techniques and materials, Verner Panton also created icons such as the Heart Cone Chair and the vibrant S-shaped Panton Chair. Expertly crafted from vibrantly-hued plastic, the Panton Chair is characteristic of his unique approach to design. Honoured with work in the permanent collections at New York's MoMA, Copenhagen's Danish Museum of Art and Design and the Design Museum in London, Verner Panton’s iconic designs remain incredibly sought-after today.

A contemporary reinterpretation of Verner Panton’s iconic light, the VP Globe Pendant Light in a brass finish would lend a touch of classic design to any space.

Expertly crafted from transparent acrylic and accented with a brass ceiling rose, the pendant features three reflectors crafted from brass-plated aluminium as well as two in statement blue and red finishes, each suspended by three steel chains.

Originally designed by Verner Panton in 1969, the VP Globe Pendant Light is a design classic that would enhance any space with its instantly recognisable form.