Louis Poulsen

In collaboration with Louis Poulsen, the world-renowned Danish artist Olafur Eliasson has created a new large-scale suspension lamp. With the complex shapes of the OE Almost, Eliasson combines his longstanding interest in geometry and light to give strength to the idea, shared with Louis Poulsen, that lighting quality is essential to our lives. The suspension lamp is composed of two geometric shapes that contrast while interrelated. The outer illuminator is an aluminum-shaped structure with an iconahedron and 20 triangular faces. ...

Vilhelm Wohlert designed the Wohlert ceiling lamp in 1959. Louis Poulsen commissioned him to design a ceiling lamp for rooms of different sizes that was easy to install, maintain and change bulb. The luminaire provides uniform, general and diffuse lighting. ...

Arne Jacobsen designed the Munkegård luminaire for the Munkegård school in Søborg, Denmark, in 1955. It was the first embedded luminaire to illuminate the ceiling, thus achieving softening light contrasts. The discreet presence of the luminaire in the room harmonized with the architectural approach of Arne Jacobsen. The luminaire simulates a glass disc suspended under the ceiling. ...

In 1956, Arne Jacobsen designed the AJ Eklipta for the Rødovre City Hall. The concept was presented in two sizes: Ø350 and Ø450. They were used on interior stairs or as applications in outdoor spaces. A version of Ø220 was later designed for the University of St. Catherine, England. When Arne Jacobsen used the lighting on stairs, it was always leaning for the larger model. Today, this lighting glows in all corners of the world in a variety of architectural contexts. The lighting glows emits a soft and comfortable light. ...

The Panthella lamp design is one of Verner Panton's most significant designs, reflecting the personality larger than the life of the Danish architect. His goal was to create an organically shaped lamp that would provide 100 percent anti-glowing light, with the support and screen serving as light reflectors.

Panton achieved this by manufacturing the Panthella lamp with Louis Poulsen in 1971. The characteristic shape of the lamp and its ability to reflect soft light from its trumpet-shaped base have consolidated its status as a design icon.

The Panthella 160 Portable lamp is a reduced lighting version of the original lamp design. This 160 mm optical lamp, which has a smooth, opaque and opaque appearance, reflects the interior of the screen

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Designed in 1971, Panthella stands out as one of the icons of Verner Panton's design with its unique expression in which both the support and the display serve as reflectors, thanks to the Danish designer's characteristic organic shapes.

The Panthella Portable Table lamp is a reduced edition of the popular Verner Panton Panthella Table lamp, which facilitates its placement on shelves, shelves or tables. Regardless of the colour or material you choose, the Panthella Portable Table will provide an exceptional lighting to the entire environment.

This portable table lamp emits a smooth, shiny lighting environment. ...

The mathematical vision of Henningsen's lighting system, which used the logarithmic spiral, resulted in the development of the PH system in 1926, which over the years has included hundreds of different models, ranging from footlamps to table lamps, charged models, incandescent candles and appliances, using 1/1 incandescent bulbs as a light source. The PH 1/1 portable lamp is a perfectly wireless version of the classic table lighting system. The PH 1/1 is the smallest display set in the electric lighting system and is described as a high-dimensional full lighting lamp. This lamp, designed for an attractive appearance with a PH ratio, is designed to reflect light in a room with a high pH ratio, and can be used for a wide range of functions, especially as it is designed to provide a compact, light-reflective, light-ref ...

Poul Henningsen strived to create a non-reflective light, directing light where it was needed most and creating subtle shadows, using incandescent bulbs as a light source. Henningsen's mathematical vision of lighting, which used the logarithmic spiral, resulted in the development of the three-screen system in 1925-1926 and the next family of products, which over the years has included hundreds of different models, ranging from footwear to tableware, suspended models, candlesticks and appliances.

The PH 2/1 Portable is an inexhaustible version of the classic three-screen lighting system, which reflects with a smooth optical lamp shade This is designed to have a smooth and light-resistant lighting system, which provides a

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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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Based on Vilhelm Lauritzen's famous Radiohus VL 45 pendant, it can take the VL 45 Portable anywhere, both indoors and outdoors, to create light and ambiance with its classic blown opal glass.

The iconic Danish architect Vilhelm Lauritzen designed the VL 45 Radiohus pendant in the 1940s for his gesamtkunstwerk, the broadcasting house Dan Radiohuset. The pendant was originally called The office lamp.

Historical photos capture the VL 45 Radius on the same chair as in the home and studio of the American studio Charles Ray's uniform lighting and lighting designs in the 1950s.

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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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Designed in 1971, Panthella stands out as one of the icons of Verner Panton's design with its unique expression in which both the support and the display serve as reflectors, thanks to the organic shapes characteristic of the Danish designer.

The Panthella 250 Portable Supremesa lamp is a reduced edition of the popular Verner Panton Panthella Supremesa lamp, which facilitates its placement on shelves, shelves or tables. Regardless of the colour or material you choose, the Panthella 250 Portable Supremesa will provide an exceptional lighting to the whole set.

This portable lighting lamp emits a soft, light-reflexive lamp. ...