Amoebe

Amoebe was made by Verner Panton in 1970 for his popular Visiona establishment, which incorporated a few variants of this parlor piece.‎ It exemplifies the abundant soul of the mid 1970s.‎ Thanks to its upholstered surfaces and the adaptable back shell, Amoebe offers an undeniable degree of comfort.‎ The Amoebe Highback adaptation of the seat has an adaptable backrest that bends over the top of the sitter, shaping a sculptural canopy.‎ This striking accent provides the seat with a feeling of asylum and seclusion.‎ Both seat forms are accessible in an assortment of splendidly shaded fabric covers.‎ Materials: – Backrest: overlaid frame.‎ – Upholstery: foam.‎