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72 sheets of metal form twelve precise rows of six sheets each to ensure a flawless and unblemished light, regardless of the angle from which this unique suspension lamp is viewed.
The name also refers to its characteristic design, similar to that of an alcachofa, which distributes light both inward and outward and thus provides a resulting lighting that is the most pleasant.
When Poul Henningsen was asked, in 1958, to devise a suspension lamp for the modern Copenhagen restaurant Langelinie Pavlonen, the designer took only three months to alter his design of the lighting environment. The designer had already developed the concept of this c7-300 lighting system, which is known for its high-quality
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72 sheets of metal form twelve precise rows of six sheets each to ensure a flawless and unblemished light, regardless of the angle from which this unique suspension lamp is viewed.
The name also refers to its characteristic design, similar to that of an alcachofa, which distributes light both inward and outward and thus provides a resulting lighting that is the most pleasant.
When Poul Henningsen was asked, in 1958, to devise a suspension lamp for the modern Copenhagen restaurant Langelinie Pavlonen, the designer took only three months to alter his design of the lighting environment. The designer had already developed the concept of this c7-300 lighting system, which is known for its high-quality
Technical specs:
Weight: 8.6 kg | Width: 60.0 cm | Height: 58.0 cm | Depth: 60.0 cm | Poul Henningsen
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72 sheets of metal form twelve precise rows of six sheets each to ensure a flawless and unblemished light, regardless of the angle from which this unique suspension lamp is viewed.
The name also refers to its characteristic design, similar to that of an alcachofa, which distributes light both inward and outward and thus provides a resulting lighting that is the most pleasant.
When Poul Henningsen was asked, in 1958, to devise a suspension lamp for the modern Copenhagen restaurant Langelinie Pavlonen, the designer took only three months to alter his design of the lighting environment. The designer had already developed the concept of this c7-300 lighting system, which is known for its high-quality