Designing to a deadline?
A number of our European manufacturers close in August, which may affect bespoke lead times. If your project is time-sensitive, we encourage you to contact us in advance.
Designing to a deadline?
A number of our European manufacturers close in August, which may affect bespoke lead times. If your project is time-sensitive, we encourage you to contact us in advance.
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Product Information
Description
Panthella is one of the best-loved lights from the Verner Panton archives. Originally designed in 1971, its organic curves are a beautiful example of some of the sinuous silhouettes from the era. As with all Panton designs, it wasn't just about aesthetics. Panton intended to create a light where both the stand and the shade served as a reflector, ideas that would transform Panthella into a glowing totem of light. It has remained an icon of Scandinavian design ever since, and can be used all over the house to create atmospheric light effects.Need a second opinion?Our design experts can assist with everything from swatches to sizing to pricing. -
Specifications
Dimensions
Ø 25 x H 58 cm.
Shade : 40 cm
Material & Finishes
Shade is crafted from injection moulded white opal acrylic. Base and housing is white, injection moulded ABS. White plastic 2.5m cord with on/off switch.Bulb Requirements
1x 28W E27
Cable Length : 2.5m
Light Control : On/off switch on cord.
Ingress protection IP20. Electric shock protection II w/o ground.Year of Design
1971Delivery Time
4-6 weeksNot all Louis Poulsen lighting is available to buy online. However, the full range can be ordered via our London-based showroom where we have an array of Louis Poulsen lighting on display. Please contact our design team on 020 8421 1779 if you require further information or to discuss the Chaplins Price Promise. -
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
STANDARD PARCEL DELIVERY
Parcel delivery is available for most home accessories, gifts, lighting and some smaller items of furniture. To provide a high quality service for our customers, we only use well respected couriers for our parcel deliveries and you can rest assured that your parcel is trackable at every stage.
Standard (2-4 working days)
Small £15.99
Medium £24.99
Large £39.99
The typical delivery window is 24 hours from the day your items arrive at our warehouse (see product page for indicative lead times).
All items purchased that are in stock will be sent out to you within 5 to 7 working days.
If you have ordered multiple items, we will send these out to you in one delivery as soon as they all arrive at our warehouse and they have been quality checked.
*Standard delivery does not include assembly or unpacking. Occasionally the delivery company may require assistance unloading larger items.
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Price Promise
Our Price Promise
We know that price is important. And while all of our designs follow the recommended retail prices (RRP) from our suppliers, we’re determined never to be bested.
It’s why we decided to introduce our Chaplins Price Promise. A guarantee to try and match the price of a branded product should you find it on sale at another authorised UK retailer. While the offer only applies to new designs (rather than clearance, outlets or ex-display) it’s our way of showing that we don’t just offer the best in service or style, but are committed to competitive pricing, too.
Please click on the button below should you wish to query a price. If a competitor's offer isn't immediately apparent online, we may ask you to supply us with a written quotation from the retailer — just to confirm the details.
And remember, Chaplins newsletter subscribers get an exclusive first order discount when they sign up. All of the details of which you can find in the footer below.
Designer Profile
Verner Panton
We sit better on a colour we like. Or at least, so went the theory of Verner Panton. As one of the more rebellious Danish designers, he didn’t believe in layering pink with grey, or in the supremacy of bleached Nordic woods. In fact, he often encouraged colouring outside of the lines, altogether. The result was a collection of curvy, playful designs, ranging from delicate table lamps through to meandering Scandinavian sofas. Today, the majority of his archives are manufactured by Verpan, in collaboration with his relatives and estate.
