Louis Poulsen · 2026
PH 1/1 Piano Table Lamp
Poul Henningsen’s 1931 piano lamp returns as a 2026 limited edition in aged brass and dusty terracotta glass
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Pendant, table, portable, floor and wall lamps from Louis Poulsen, Verpan, Tecnolumen and more. The order changes every day.
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Arne Jacobsen, 1957
An asymmetric shade tilts on a slim steel stem above the cut-out disc foot, dropping focused light on a desk, console or bedside table.
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Vilhelm Lauritzen, 1940s
Mouth-blown opal glass on an aged brass frame with a leather strap. Touch to dim and take the light wherever the evening goes.
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Poul Henningsen, 1958
Every curve follows Henningsen's logarithmic spiral, so the bulb stays out of sight and the light falls soft and glare-free. Hang it 60 to 70 cm above a dining table or kitchen island.
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Verner Panton, 1971
Shade and trumpet base work together as reflectors. Touch the top to step-dim, charge it with USB-C, carry it from the bedside to the balcony.
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Poul Henningsen, 1931
The stem curls like a question mark and the pale rose shade swivels toward a book, a desk or the wall. The brushed brass is untreated and deepens with age.
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Louis Poulsen, 1974
The PH 80 silhouette in white opal acrylic with the red top reflector, on a rechargeable LED. Dining table tonight, terrace tomorrow.
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Verner Panton, 1969
Polished aluminium reflectors hang inside a transparent acrylic globe and bounce light up and down without showing the bulb. Verpan still makes it to the original specifications.
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Limited Edition 2026
A movable brass arm with a globular counterweight carries the terracotta glass shade over the page. Henningsen's initials are engraved on the switch housing.
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Øivind Slaatto, 2015
Hand-assembled diamond cells follow the pattern of a sunflower head, so the sphere glows evenly from every side. Hang one over a round table or cluster several in a stairwell.
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