Panton Wire — A timeless and adaptable system for many purposes
Less is never a bore. The Panton Wire system allows you to create the ultimate display shelf.
Designed by Verner Panton in 1971, the Panton Wire has re-emerged as a design collectible with new elements and tops added to the flexible system. Raw yet elegant, light yet industrial, the Panton Wire unit can be used individually or in combination – on the floor, hanging on the wall, stacked or as room dividers.
The Panton Wire is available in 2 depths, 4 finishes, the tops in 9 finishes and shelves in 6 finishes.
Designer: Verner Panton
About the series
Panton Wire is made of 5 mm wire, either in chrome or the colours Snow, Black, Monarch, Pine, Black Red and Rosehip. Panton Wire is available in two sizes, the Panton Wire Single that has a width of 34.8 cm and the Panton Wire Extended that has a width of 70 cm. Both modules are available in the two depths 25.7 cm and 34.8 cm. Panton Wire is supplied with feet and clips for combination, and 2 suspension rails.
The newest addition to the product series is the Panton Wire Single, Half Height. As its name initiate, it is half the size height as the Panton Wire Single and is available in depth 25.7 cm and 34.8 cm. It is an ideal bedside table, thanks to its more compact module size. It fits effortlessly into smaller spaces while retaining its iconic design.
On the floor, the Panton Wire Single can carry a load of 40 kg or, on the wall with a suspension rail, up to 10 kg. The Panton Wire Extended on both floor and wall can carry a load of max 10 kg evenly placed at top and bottom.
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Since 1982, Montana has been designed in Denmark by carefully selected designers.
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Combine accessories and colours
Panton Wire is a flexible system, and you can combine components and colours in different solutions depending on your wishes and needs. It is possible to create a unique and customised combination, whether you need maximum storage or a smaller shelf. Choose from accessories such as top panels and inlay shelves in different materials.
The top panels are 12 mm and available in white and black marble, or lacquered MDF in the colours Black, Rosehip, Black Red, New White, Fjord, Anthracite og Pine. The top panels come with a set of shelf supports in transparent plastic to place between the Panton Wire module and the top panel. They come in sizes suitable for both the Panton Wire Single and the Panton Wire Extended.
The inlay shelves are available in clear glass, 12 mm lacquered MDF in the colours Black, Rosehip, Black Red, New White, Fjord, Anthracite og Pine. These also come in sizes suitable for both the Panton Wire Single and the Panton Wire Extended.
Simple shape and light construction
The Panton Wire is a typical example of Verner Panton’s working method, where design and logic go hand in hand. Verner Panton designed the module with the idea that the wire would catch the surrounding colour.
A shared world of ideas and colours
When Peter J. Lassen, the founder of Montana, first met the young Danish architect Verner Panton in 1956, neither of them was aware that this would be the beginning of a close friendship and life-long collaboration.
Between them arose a constant dialogue about design in which their shared world of ideas was surrounded by great mutual respect. The result was a large number of interesting and innovative pieces of furniture designed by Verner Panton. Some of these are manufactured by Montana today and can be found below.
Verner Panton – created new shapes and challenged the entire colour universe
Verner Panton is considered one of Denmark's most influential 20th-century furniture and interior designers, not to mention one of the most avant-gardes. During his career, he created innovative and futuristic designs in a variety of materials and in vibrant, exotic colours.
