VP 6BL

The unique pattern of the VP6 rug is based on two geometric shapes: the circle and the square. These round and square elements are combined in the VP6 design. Carpet in dark blue blue The colors combine to form an interesting pattern that exudes a certain three-dimensionality. The dark blue and blue colors emphasize this contrasting interplay and make the VP6 rug in dark blue a design classic of timeless elegance and value.

The VP6 pattern is part of Geometry, probably the designer's most famous pattern. Verner Panton from 1960. In the same year that Verner Panton designed the Geometri pattern, he lined two buildings with it. He designed the showroom for the textile company Unika Vaev in New York/USA entirely in it. black–white. Geometry in red–orange In contrast, the bold interior design dominated the Hotel-Restaurant Astoria in Trondheim, Norway. There, the Dane completely covered floors, ceilings, and walls in this patterned fabric. While Verner Panton designed Geometri as early as 1960, the general public only discovered this form of decor in the mid- to late 1960s. Thus, Geometri proves once again what Verner Panton truly was: a visionary and pioneer of the great era of Pop Art.

Geometric shapes, applied to home textiles, were a major trend in the 1960s and are once again very popular today. All currently available versions of the VP6 fabric decor in dark blue can be obtained directly from the design interior specialist. TAGWERC. One of the most famous patterns of the Mid Century Art era adds an elegant touch to your home: whether in the living room, dining room, bedroom or foyer – just as Verner Panton himself used the pattern throughout his life.