Vintage Scandinavian Verner Panton “Mira Spectrum” Textile, Country Of Origin: Scandinavia, Circa Date: 1950 – Verner Panton was a Danish designer who defined an era. He is famous for his innovative and unusual design ideas. A student of the Danish Academy of Art in Copenhagen, Panton would soon find his pieces among the ranks of such Mid century modern icons as Ray Eames and Piet Mondrian. Just as Eames design defined the 1950s, Panton defined the 1960s era. This decade in design is known as the Panton Era.
This textile is from Panton’s celebrated 1970 “Mira Spectrum” series – an iconic body of work known for its kinetic visual rhythm. Its undulating forms and gradient hues are transforming flat fabric into a dynamic visual experience.
Perfect for collectors or those crafting an authentic retro-modern interior, this textile isn’t just décor – it’s a statement. It can anchor a minimalist space, energize a stark white room, or bring cohesion to a Panton-inspired setting. With enough material to be used as a large-scale wall hanging or custom upholstery, this rare piece of design history opens the door to endless creative possibilities.
Whether you’re curating a gallery-like space or designing with intention, this textile brings a piece of Panton’s immersive vision into your world.
