Louis Poulsen · 1958
PH 5 Pendant by Poul Henningsen
Three-shade pendant from 1958, now in classic and modern colour editions.
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Poul Henningsen, 1958
The pendant Danish homes have hung over the table since 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.
- 1958 Year Henningsen designed it
- 50 cm Main shade that gives it its name
- 3 Shades, with red and blue inner cones
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Verner Panton, 1971
Panton's light sculpture, now cordless
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.
- 1971 Year of the original Panthella
- 8.5 h Battery at full brightness
- 16 cm Shade diameter
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Poul Henningsen, 1931
A PH lamp you can aim
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.
- 1931 Year of the design
- 45° Head tilt to either side
- 4 Layers of mouth-blown glass
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Louis Poulsen, 1974
Made for Henningsen's 80th birthday
The PH 80 silhouette in white opal acrylic with the red top reflector, on a rechargeable LED. Dining table tonight, terrace tomorrow.
- 1974 First PH 80
- IP44 Indoor and outdoor
- 32 h Battery when dimmed
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Verner Panton, 1969
Reflectors that float inside a clear sphere
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.
- 1969 Year Panton designed it
- Ø40 cm Also in Ø50 cm
- 2 Accent colours, red and blue
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Limited Edition 2026
The Piano Lamp, scaled to the table
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.
- 1931 First PH Piano Lamp
- 45° Backward head tilt
- 417 mm Width of the lamp
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Øivind Slaatto, 2015
A chandelier built on the Fibonacci spiral
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.
- 2015 Year of the design
- 45° Cells shield the bulb above this angle
- 4 Sizes, Ø 300 to Ø 900 mm
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Arne Jacobsen, 1957
Drawn for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen
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.
- 1957 Year Jacobsen designed it
- E27 Socket, switch on the base
- 1960 Year the hotel opened
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Vilhelm Lauritzen, 1940s
From the Danish Broadcasting House to your table
Mouth-blown opal glass on an aged brass frame with a leather strap. Touch to dim and take the light wherever the evening goes.
- 1940s Designed for Radiohuset
- 5.4 W LED at 2700 K
- USB-C Charging, cable included
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From the Journal
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Which VP Globe finish for a dining room, hallway or living room?
Same Ø40 cm sphere, four reflector materials. Brass for dining, Opal Glass for living rooms, Coloured Glass for hallways, Brushed Aluminium for kitchens.
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How many lamps does a living room need, and where do they go?
Three: a pendant over the coffee table, a floor lamp behind the reading chair and a portable lamp on a shelf. Heights and distances in centimetres.
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Where to put a Panthella floor lamp beside a sofa or armchair
Stand the 129 cm Panthella 500 with its stem 30 cm from the wall and within 25 cm of the sofa arm. It needs a gap of at least 50 cm, ideally 60 cm.
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