The IKEA Vilbert chair was designed by Verner Panton in 1992–1994 and produced in a limited run of only a few thousand pieces. Made from melamine-coated MDF panels, it features bold geometric shapes and striking color contrasts typical of Panton’s postmodern style. Though originally inexpensive, it’s now a rare collector’s item sought after for its playful design and short production period. Its simplicity and vibrant palette make it a standout example of 1990s design experimentation.