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With one question printed on each card and using only a pen to answer, here are their responses.
We’ve partnered with Winsor & Newton to bring you interviews with top designers from around the globe. Each designer was given a 0.8 WN Fineliner to sketch answers to a variety of questions.
In this edition of Design Dialogues, we spoke with Panter&Tourron, a Swiss design studio out of Lausanne. Their practice operates at the intersection of design, technology, and society, creating products and visual experiences that challenge conventional norms. Using only a pen, here are their responses.
@pantertourron was founded in 2016 by Stefano Panterotto and Alexis Tourron, who met while studying at ECAL, the École cantonale d’art de Lausanne. Driven by material investigation and technical innovation, they aim to redefine the codes of objects, spaces, and images. Their work encompasses industrial design, spatial design, exhibition design, art direction, and creative consultancy, collaborating with brands such as Vitra, Airbnb, Balenciaga, Hermès, and LVMH.
In 2023, Panter & Tourron collaborated with Vitra to create the Anagram Sofa, a modular furniture system designed to adapt to the evolving needs of contemporary living. The sofa features a proprietary rail system that allows components like backrests, side panels, and tables to be easily attached and rearranged, promoting flexibility and personalisation.
