n extension of the PH 3/2 Table and Pendant family - Lamp is ideal for applications in areas where general up lighting of a room is necessary - Created from high lustre, chrome plated brass and chrome plated steel PH 3½-2½ Floor provide...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

- Fixture celebrates Poul Henningsen’s 80th birthday - Opal acrylic shades - same illumination as glass shades - Majority of light directed downward - Red top reflector creates warmer tone of light Concept PH 80 Floor creates a diffuse lighting...

The Moser Pendant was designed by Swedish ceramic artist, Anu Moser, in 2002. The designer drew inspiration for the various shapes in the light from observing how molten glass develops when you first start to blow it. The light was developed for ener...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Created in 1958 by Poul Henningsen, the PH 5 is a well-loved design classic. Now available in new pastel colourways, it’s perfect for the modern home. Whether you prefer the playful colour combinations or a simpler, monochrome version the new P...

Classical masterpiece - 72 “leaves” placed on 12 steel arches - Light source not visible from any angle - glare free - Originally designed for a restaurant in Copenhagen Concept: PH Artichoke is a glare-free luminaire consisting of 72 lea...

  Poul Henningsen designed his first lights back in 1925-1926 for an exhibition in Paris. His work with Louis Poulsen continued right up until his death in 1967. Throughout his life, PH sought to create glare-free light, direct light where it...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Creates glare free light - Reflections from shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral - Shades corresponds in a relationship of 3:2:1 - Each shade evenly decreases the amount of light - Flexible concept - different sizes, surfaces and fixtures types...

Originally designed as a street lamp for the “Glasgow School of Art”, this lamp shows the great Viennese influence, as Mackintosh exhibited 1900 together with his wife Margaret MacDonald at the Viennese Secession, curated by Josef Hoffm...