Panton Table Reintroduced | Montana Furniture

Montana Furniture Reintroduces the Panton Table to Celebrate 100th Anniversary of Verner Panton

Montana Furniture marks the centenary of legendary Danish architect and designer Verner Panton by reintroducing the Panton Table in updated formats and colours.

The Danish brand celebrates Panton’s enduring legacy by updating the table’s palette and proportions – a design that reflects his playful, bold and uncompromising approach to form.

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The relationship between Montana and Verner Panton dates back to the 1950s, when Panton met Montana’s founder, Peter J. Lassen. Their early creative exchange centred on colour, spatial concepts and a shared belief that design should challenge convention. This dialogue became an important source of inspiration in the development of Montana’s distinctive approach to colour and modularity.

Known for his experimental work with colour and form, Verner Panton explored new materials and production techniques throughout his career. Originally designed in 1973, the Panton Table is defined by its circular top and distinctive pedestal base, where the structure is reduced to a single, elegant column. The design expresses Panton’s interest in clarity and proportion, combining sculptural presence with everyday functionality. The relaunch introduces three formats – Dining, Bar and Coffee – available in a range of sizes to accommodate both private and professional settings. By expanding the assortment, Montana brings renewed focus to the design, allowing it to respond to contemporary ways of living and working.

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The table is now available in 21 tabletop colours and eight frame colours. The extended palette enhances the possibilities for customisation, enabling the Panton Table to adapt to a wide variety of interiors while retaining its distinctive form.

“The expanded formats and colour palette allow the Panton Table to meet a wider range of spaces and needs today,” says Joakim Lassen, CEO of Montana Furniture. “The relaunch marks the beginning of our centenary celebrations, with further initiatives to follow during 3daysofdesign.”