Cloverleaf Sofa Verner Panton, 1970 Cloverleaf Sofa Verner Panton created the Cloverleaf Sofa in 1970 for his legendary Visiona installation in Cologne. This expansive seating landscape of soft shapes was regarded at the time as a vision of the world of tomorrow. The principle of the Cloverleaf Sofa is based on a modular system that can be adapted to the size and function of a room. Individual modules can be joined to create a variety of shapes, such as a circle, curve or horseshoe. The organically shaped modules create a series of niches The Cloverleaf Sofa is manufactured by Vitra in cooperation with Verpan. With the Cloverleaf Sofa, Panton created a comfortable seating area that offers ample room for communication. This makes it ideally suited to today's office, where there is an increasing need for intelligent transitional elements between different office zones: places for withdrawal from the busy activity of the office environment = retreat, as well as islands for communication = meet. Verner Panton Verner Panton was a highly influential figure in design development in the 1960s and 1970s. Having moved to Switzerland at the beginning of the 1960s, this Dane made a name for himself as an innovative, experimental designer of furniture, lamps and fabrics. Characteristic of his work 1 Cloverleaf Sofa 2 Configurations that can accommodate up to eleven people, who alternately face inward or outward. In this way, the Cloverleaf Sofa offers plenty of space for team meetings, but is also well suited as an attractive sculptural piece for lounge areas. was the virtuosity with which he used colour. 3 Dimensions 4 Surfaces and colours

The Cloverleaf Sofa is composed of modular units. The two end units can be directly connected to one another. The middle section cannot be used on its own, but requires an end unit on either side to complete the sofa. With seating options on both front and back, the Cloverleaf Sofa provides a space-saving solution for intermediate zones.

Middle unit

SURFACES AND COLOURS VltlXIc Upholstery, Tonus golden yelk Standard specifications approximate the colours of the original Panton design; for special colours, please contact your Vitra partner. Vitra is represented worldwide. Your local Vitra partner can be found at: www.vitra.com.