Back to the future! Verner Panton, one of Danish design's most daring and beloved, began working with Louis Poulson to create lighting in 1957. The curvalicious Panthella, designed in 1971, has since become one of his most popular and everlasting products. A lamp legend, if you will. The recognizable, soft, organic shape of the table lamp is not only beautiful but also functional, with a hemispherical shade that directs light downward onto the trumpet shaped base that reflects the light back out in a uniform glow. The Panthella 320 is a the classic and largest model, robust and perfectly suited to show off her stuff on tabletops, mantles, and credenzas.

The fixture emits a soft, comfortable, glare-free, light. The metal-shade versions direct the light directly downward, creating a pleasant illumination due to the inner white-painted shade and the reflection from the trumpet-shaped stem. The opal acrylic produces a diffused, comfortable light due to the translucent shade, the downward reflection from the inner shade, and the reflection from the trumpet-shaped stem.