&tradition | flowerpot VP12 floor lamp | grey beige
&tradition | flowerpot VP12 floor lamp | grey beige
Dimensions: 23 x 33 x 122cm high | 5.5kg
Material: painted steel, stainless steel, textile cord
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temporarily out of stock
more stock due late September
Designed in close collaboration between &Tradition and the Panton family, Verner Panton’s Flowerpot floor lamp brings a new level of illumination to homes and professional spaces. Standing at an optimal height for armchairs, sofas and tables alike, the latest iteration provides an encompassing glow in a new form.
Painted steel, stainless steel and textile cord.
The two shades are made of spun steel. The base is casted.
Voltage
220-240V – 50Hz
Light Source
E27 Max 40 Watt
Bulb not included.
Cord Length
200 cm / 79 in
Black textile cord
Certifications
CE, UKCA, IP20, Class II

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Founded in 2010 in Copenhagen, &Tradition is an international brand, built on a Danish legacy of craftsmanship and design. They tell stories with originality. Whether their starting point is new or re-issued, they are passionate about designing the classics of tomorrow. They believe in empowering our employees and network of creatives, designers and partners to take an active part in our journey as a brand. With the planet and the people at the core, they strive to always act conscientiously.
Spanning decades of timeless design icons – from Verner Panton’s norm-breaking Flowerpot lamp first produced in the late 1960s to Arne Jacobsen and Flemming Lassen’s Mayor sofa designed specifically for Sollerod’s city hall located in the outskirts of Copenhagen – &Tradition’s collection of furniture, lighting and interior objects ranges from reissued mid-century classics to contemporary pieces.
Once fought-over by design appreciators at auctions around the world and available to only a handful of people, many of their products are retrieved from original sketches and produced on a large scale for the first time ever.
Alongside such mid-century gems are a number of contemporary pieces, the work of some of today’s most acclaimed international artists: Valencia-based Jaime Hayon, local studio Space Copenhagen, Swedish-raised designer Sami Kallio and Norwegian duo Anderssen & Voll – to name a few.

Verner Panton (1926 – 1998) is known worldwide for his avant-garde work and prolific experimentation with materials, shapes, and most importantly – colour. Throughout his career, he would advocate that colour had both a central meaning and function in design and that it should be used as a tool to enhance everyday life.
After an apprenticeship with architect and designer Arne Jacobsen at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, Panton pursued a path in furniture and interior design, taking his knowledge and experience on the road throughout Europe, eventually settling in Basel, Switzerland. In the 60s and 70s, his passion for curating entire environments led to immersive interiors featuring his hypnotic patterns and futuristic designs for furniture, lighting and textiles.
Panton’s Flowerpot lamp became emblematic of his desire to create objects that sparked joy while meeting the needs of the time. Encompassing a vast range of vivid colours, it is just as synonymous with modernity now as when it was first launched in 1968. “He would ask questions like… how do you communicate with colour? And, why are most people afraid of using colour?” his daughter, Carin Panton, recalls. His provocative approach to design and tendency to part from the norm solidified Panton’s position as a visionary. While his 1959 Topan lamp, 1968 Flowerpot lamps and 1971 Wire Stool sit in our classics collection, they remain convincingly contemporary and a firm favourite to this day.
“He would ask questions like… how do you communicate with colour? And, why are most people afraid of using colour?” his daughter, Carin Panton, fondly recalls. His provocative approach to design and tendency to part from the norm solidified Panton’s position as a visionary. While his 1959 Topan and 1968 Flowerpot lamps are part of a classics collection, they remain convincingly contemporary and a firm favourite to this day.
Photograph copyright: Verner Panton Design AG
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temporarily out of stock
more stock due late September