The Panton Tray is based on a design by Verner Panton from 1988. Design object specialist Tagwerc Panton Tray is offered in two sizes by a select retailer. Upon special request, Panton Tray can also be manufactured in exclusive silver in addition to stainless steel.
The anti-functionalist trend in 1980s design is reflected in the Panton Tray just as it is in a number of other design classics: from Ron Arad's 'Bad Tempered Chair' to Philippe Starck's 'Juicy Salif' lemon squeezer for the iconic Italian label Alessi. "For me, it's not about how things look, but about the feelings they evoke," Starck is quoted as saying in an article in the Rheinische Post. With 'Juicy Salif,' it was never about functionality, but solely about spectacle.
In contrast, the Panton Tray proves to be extremely practical and versatile in everyday use. It offers a refreshing alternative to conventional glass, metal, or plastic bowls, not only for foods like fruit, vegetables, pastries, nuts, and other snacks, but also as an ideal storage solution for keys and various odds and ends from your jacket pocket, such as coins and cards.
To clarify the design language for Panto Tray, Panton is to visit the manufacturer Georg Jensen They took a sheet of paper, crumpled it up, and then unfolded it again. Voilà, that's the Panton Tray.
As for Verner Panton Typically, the Panton Tray plays with the reflection of light and shadow and the mirroring of other design elements in the room. Then as now, the Panton Tray is produced by Georg Jensen in both stainless steel and silver. This makes the object suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and undoubtedly belongs to the genre of 20th-century decorative art. A must-have for every design-conscious home, the original is available in only one finish from the design object specialist Tagwerc.
material
- material
- Color
- Polished stainless steel
- Silver
dimension
- length
- Width
- Height
- Weight
- 32.00 cm
- 26.90 cm
- 5.60 cm
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Special features
- Suitable for outdoor use
- Yes
- The Panton Tray bowl / tray by georg jensen is suitable for food.
Verner Panton is among the most inspiring designers of the 20th century. With avant-garde designs using modern materials, the Danish-born designer was far ahead of his time. The architect and designer created houses, furniture, lighting, textiles, and everyday objects.
