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Mira-X exhibition of home furnishing textiles Frankfurt
Year: 1971
At the 'Heimtextil' home furnishing fabrics exhibition in Frankfurt am Main, the firm of Mira-X first presented the Mira-X set developed by Verner Panton in its entirety. In the atmospherically dense design of the stand, which attracted attention in particular by its vibrant colours, Panton also integrated his own furniture and lighting designs.
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Mira-X-Collection Decor I
 The first collection of 1971, the so-called Mira-X-Set, was based on a radical and highly methodical concept: -There were 8 pure colours:... Flowerpot
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