Considered the enfant terrible of his generation, Panton embraced what it meant to be a Danish designer while redefining the
function of furniture. One thing that is unflinchingly evident in Panton’s work, is that he believed in the choice of the everyday
individual. Through careful study and application of pattern, systems and colour Panton created mass-produced products that
could be curated by the end-user to build their own unique world, inspired by his.