For the past year, Trine Kjær has been working with

Verpan as a sponsored brand ambassador. Trine

has for years been fascinated by design and interior

design, and early on in life she fell for Verner

Panton’s unique designs. Like Verner Panton, Trine

is not afraid to use colours and shapes in her decor,

which is naturally expressed in her and her family’s

beautiful home north of Copenhagen.

Can you briefly introduce yourself and what you do?

My name is Trine Kjær, and I have worked as a

content creator and stylist for the last 10 years. My

family and I have recently moved to a house north of

Copenhagen that we are now decorating.

When did your interest in Verner Panton design

begin?

My first memory with Verner Panton was the

Phantom Chair that one of my girlfriends got in

her room. I thought it was the wildest and most

futuristic design, and I was completely in love with

its multifunctionality.

Which Verner Panton design is your favorite and

why?

There is no doubt. Cloverleaf Sofa has been my

favourite piece of furniture for many, many years. It

is like no other sofa. It invites conversations, looks

like an art installation, but at the same time it is

very comfortable and fits perfectly in a home with

children.

What role does Verner Panton’s design play in you

and your family’s daily life

First and foremost, Verner Panton’s designs make

me happy. They are sculptural and aesthetic, but at

the same time they are actually perfect for families

with children. They invite play, and it is always Welle

or Cloverleaf my daughter sits in and reads books. I

love the combination of how beautiful they are, but

also how comfortable and practical they actually are.

In what ways does Verner Panton inspire you, and

how does his design contribute to your style?

I love Verner Panton’s modern aesthetics. It is

unpredictable, futuristic and at the same time

classic. I love his fascination with round shapes and

his understanding of colours, of course.

You have added Welle and Cloverleaf Sofa to your

decor, both among Verner Panton’s more unique

designs - why did you choose these particular

designs?

I am generally very fascinated with organic forms. I

love that, unlike most Danish designs, they have soft

and not sharp edges, and both designs are statement

pieces – that is, furniture you immediately notice,

and you want to touch and sit in.

AT HOME WITH

Trine Kjær

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