JournalNo. 001Interiors1 min read 03.08.2026

The case for colour at home

Panton, Pop, and the argument that a room is allowed to be happy.

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The case for colour at home
The case for colour at home

A room in lowered voices is a lovely thing — but it is not the only thing. Verner Panton spent a lifetime arguing that a home is allowed to be happy, and his pieces still make the case.

One loud note

You do not need a psychedelic total interior. A single Panto Pop on a shelf, a Fun lamp shimmering in a corner — one loud note is often all a calm room needs to come alive.

One loud note is often all a calm room needs.

Colour, kept

Because these are editions built to last, the colour is not a fashion you replace next season; it is an object you keep. The greenest happy thing is the one you never throw away.

The joyful other side

Set beside the quieter houses Objena carries, Verpan is the counterweight — proof that Danish design has a joyful side, and that a beautiful room can also be a happy one.

From the Verpan galleries

Photography courtesy Verpan · every piece above is in the Objena catalogue — view the Verpan collection

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