The Pantonova Chair, designed by Verner Panton in 1971, is a modular steel-wire seating system famous for its sculptural, open-grid design. Available in Linear, Concave, and Convex forms, it allows for customizable configurations like sofas or circular arrangements. A 1970s design icon, it gained fame in The Spy Who Loved Me and reflects Panton’s experimental, space-age aesthetic. Still produced by Montana Furniture, it comes in stainless steel, lacquered, and cushioned options, remaining a sought-after collector’s piece today.