Table lamp

At the heart of Pivot’s design is an interplay between natural and manmade light. Positioned at a 45-degree angle to the base, the portable lamp’s geometric shade creates a soft diffusion of light that emulates a warm glow akin to a modern-day candle. The result is a beautiful light that creates an inviting ambiance, transforming the mood of a milieu at the touch of a button. ...

Crafted as a modern interpretation of the fabric lamp, Colette is both tactile in materiality and discerning in form. A truly distinctive piece, Colette’s classic charm is enhanced by a contrasting trim that frames the lampshade and base. ...

Named after the traditional Japanese pottery technique, Raku is a compact lamp with a considerable presence. Drawing inspiration from the age-old art form, the lamp features a hand-sculpted ceramic base with a crackle glaze that varies slightly in each piece, serving as a reminder to enjoy the idiosyncracies of natural materials. ...

The Tripod table lamp embodies the discerning practice of historic design duo Hvidt & Mølgaard. Considered Old Masters of mid-century Danish design, the lamp lends a sculptural element to each space its inhabits. For easy articulation and a more precise light, a swivel joint has been developed – a feature seen across the entire Tripod range. ...

An ode to Asian design through the lens of Scandinavian minimalism, the beauty of the Formakami table lamp lies in its material delicacy. Designed by Jaime Hayon and handcrafted with paper – the airy, bulbous shape is accentuated by the grounding presence of a black stained oak collar and base – a striking visual composition reflected throughout the series. ...

With a fixed opal shade, walnut stem and cream marble base, the Herman lamp demonstrates a unique trio of natural materials that bring visual interest and a tactile richness to the lamp’s understated design. ...

Embodying the minimalism of the Modernist Movement with the functionalism of Bauhaus, the simple form of the Bellevue table lamp belies its aesthetic elegance and graceful silhouette. The combination of a downward light and pivotable arm makes the Bellevue a versatile addition to places which require a more focused diffusion of light. ...

The Copenhagen table lamp by Space Copenhagen is a token of contemporary design – exuding a functional aesthetic without sacrificing it's elegant visual identity. Blending both classic and modern aesthetics with an industrial sensibility, the result is a lamp that embodies an intriguing contrast. ...

As its poetic name indicates, the PH 2/2 Luna was known as the la lampe de nuit when it was first launched in the late thirties. Not only is it an excellent reading lamp, but the PH 2/2 Luna also emits a soft and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for resting at the end of the day, as Poul Henningsen intended.

Framed in aged brass the Moon, the table lamp will retain its unique appearance and character. Combined with the characteristic curvature of the stem, the PH 2/2 Luna table lamp has a characteristic expression that elevates modern environments as well as the three classic ones, thanks to its discreet elegance.

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Poul Henningsen designed hundreds of lamps based on the Poul Henningsen System, which he developed in 1926, enabling an unmatched lighting quality for a variety of purposes. A year later,

Louis Poulsen introduced the PH 3/2 variant with Henningsen. Many of Poul Henningsen's lamp designs include a number that corresponds to the different screen sizes of each lamp. The PH 3/2 is a hybrid-sized lamp with a screen size of approximately 30 centimeters combined with three lower displays that are proportionally smaller than the 2/2.

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The PH 80 was originally a table and stand lamp designed in honour of Poul Henningsen, one of Denmark's most renowned lighting designers, especially noted for his work with lighting. The PH 80 was created in 1974, after Henningsen's death, as a tribute to what would have been his 80th birthday.

The original PH 80 is part of Henningsen's famous PH series and follows his principles of creating non-reflective lighting through a multilayer design. The PH 80 table lamp is functional and aesthetic, and provides comfortable, indirect and diffuse lighting, which makes it suitable for both private homes and professional interiors.

The original PH 80 is part of the famous PH series and follows its principles of creating non-reflective lighting through a multilayer design. ...

Introduced in 2025, the VL Ring Crown stand and table lamps pay homage to the original VL Ring Crown series, with a history spanning more than 80 years. The VL Ring Crown lamps are part of a series that includes a hanging lamp, chandeliers and appliances, created by Danish architect Vilhelm Lauritzen for Radiohuset (The Radio House), the headquarters of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, which was inaugurated after the end of World War II in 1945.

Fieles to the original design and materials, the Crown and VL Ring table caps feature three polished brass undernecks and offers glass reflected glass displays.

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