
Revolutionary Designs
Colourful, unusual and innovative: these are the furniture designs of VS's Swedish design partner: Verner Panton. With his colourful designs and our quest for the perfect furniture for school and work, more than just chairs have been created over the past decades.

Who is Verner Panton?
Colour artist, designer or architect? Why not all at once? But from the beginning: Verner Panton began his education at the age of 21 - in 1947 - by studying architecture in Copenhagen. His enthusiasm for colour was already evident at the Royal Academy of Art.
When Pop Art came to Europe from America in the 1950s, it not only touched Verner Panton, it practically ran over him. The bright colours and expressive techniques were reflected in his understanding of art. But as an architect, he did not create paintings or works of art for museums - today you can touch, turn and even sit on his works!

“ A Chair Must Be Dynamic It Must Be Comfortable to Sit On ”
Verner Panton
Pioneer of Interior Design
Verner Panton redefined interior design, setting new standards in form and function. At VS, our expertise lies in school, office, and contract furniture — making our collaboration a perfect match. Panton didn’t just design spaces; he transformed them into artistic experiences. His approach was bold and immersive, using the full spectrum of color to create dynamic environments. From walls and floors to ceilings, furniture, and lighting — every element was carefully curated and designed by Panton himself, bringing his visionary concepts to life.
1974
More Than Just Hot AirVS introduced the air-cushion chair with seat and back shell made from inflated, double-walled polypropylene. Panton adopted air-cushion technology for his VS chairs.

Head-First Into Color
Panton’s designs remain an industry leader and a staple in modern classrooms, prioritizing physical well-being and mental agility with ergonomic construction, curated materials, and distinctive design.
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