heart cone chair replica in red â€“ sculptural lounge seat

Heart Cone Chair

Original price was: $1,180.00.Current price is: $785.00.

Wool Colour

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Materials	Dimensions
Hard Fibreglass shell Wool Fabric Stainless steel base	H: 89cm / SH:38.5cm W: 103cm D: 62.5cm

HEART CONE CHAIR｜PREMIUM REPLICA

Sculptural statement. Playful soul.

Originally designed by Verner Panton in 1959, the Heart Cone Chair is a bold fusion of form and emotion — an avant-garde lounge chair that still captures hearts over six decades later. With its exaggerated heart-shaped backrest, geometric cone base, and minimalist wire legs, the chair is both sculptural and surprisingly comfortable.

Our premium replica faithfully recreates this design icon with attention to proportion, structure, and upholstery. Whether styled as a conversation piece in your living room, studio, or commercial space, it delivers instant impact and design history in one.

Perfect as a Valentine’s Day gift, design collectible, or statement lounge chair for the romantically inclined.

Warranty

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We at DerLook are pleased to offer an outstanding guarantee on all our products! We proudly stand by the quality and craftsmanship of all our furniture pieces.

We do not compromise on any of the procedures and follow a strict protocol to ensure that the quality of our products is maintained. Hence, to sustain our devotion to quality, DerLook offers 2 year RTB warranty from date of delivery on all factory defects and 5 years warranty on all furniture parts.

Customer satisfaction is one of our key principles and we will work diligently to resolve any issues that should arise.

Defects/blemishes resulting from negligence, accidents, maltreatment or commercial use is not covered under the DerLook warranty

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Inspired By

Verner Panton was a 20th century architect and designer. His mission was to get people to use imagination, colours and textiles to encourage them to make their surroundings more exciting.