Louis PoulsenDesign: Poul Henningsen
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- Dimensions
- 320 (width) x 405 (height) x 320 (length) mm
- Material
- Shades in high-pressure moulded white opal acrylic with a polycarbonate top shade and concealed...
- Light source
- E14, 1 bulb. IP20, indoor. Bulb not included. Switch on the cord.
- Weight
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The PH 80 Table Lamp was created in 1974 as a tribute to Poul Henningsen on what would have been his 80th birthday. It carries his glare-free, multi-shade principles, every curve derived from the logarithmic spiral so the bulb never meets the eye, into the materials of the 1970s: high-pressure moulded white opal acrylic shades, lighter and beautifully even in their glow, with the concealed red top reflector nudging the light towards candle-warmth, on a chrome-plated or white steel stem.
It gives warm, diffuse, indirect light that suits a sideboard, generous bedside table or living-room corner as well as reception desks, comfortable room lighting you can sit beside for hours. Browse more designer table lamps or explore the full Louis Poulsen collection.
Light source: E14, 1 bulb. IP20, indoor. Bulb not included. Switch on the cord.
| Brand | Louis Poulsen |
|---|---|
| Designer | Poul Henningsen |
| Size (mm) | 320 (width) x 405 (Height) x 320 (Length) |
| Weight | 6.0 kg |
| Material | Shades in high-pressure moulded white opal acrylic with a polycarbonate top shade and concealed red top reflector. Stem in high-lustre chrome-plated or white lacquered steel. Base in moulded ABS. Cord: 2.5 m; switch on the cord. |
| Light source | E14, 1 bulb. IP20, indoor. Bulb not included. Switch on the cord. |
| Color | Opal white/white |
| Item number | 5744172257 |
| EAN | 5714693035854 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
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| Light source | E14, 1 bulb | built-in LED, 10 W, 2700 K; stepless dimming (15–100%) via push button on the head | built-in LED, 10 W, 2700 K or 3000 K; switch on the head, 4/8-hour timer | E14, 1 bulb, max 15 W | built-in LED, 8.5 W |
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Louis Poulsen
PH 80: made in 1974 for Henningsen's 80th year
DesignerPoul Henningsen1894–1967
Louis Poulsen created the PH 80 in 1974 to mark 80 years since Poul Henningsen's birth, which gives the lamp its name. It carries his three-shade principle into white opal acrylic. The floor, table and rechargeable portable versions share the same glare-free shades.
- Year the PH 80 was created
- 1974
- Years since Henningsen's birth
- 80
- Versions: floor, table, portable
- 3
- Opal shades in each lamp
- 3
Henningsen's shade geometry
The shades follow his three-shade principle, hiding the light source and spreading it softly.
A warm top reflector
On the original version a red top reflector warms the light; black and white versions use a white reflector for a cleaner look.
Light, even acrylic
High-pressure moulded opal acrylic glows evenly across every shade.
Also as a cordless
The portable version has a built-in rechargeable LED and is rated IP44 for terraces and balconies.
A name, not a size
In most PH lamps the number gives the size of the top shade. Here 80 refers to the anniversary of Henningsen's birth, which Louis Poulsen marked in 1974, seven years after his death, with this new member of his family.
Shades for a new era
The PH 80 applied his glare-free shade geometry to the materials of the 1970s. Opal acrylic gives diffused, reflected and symmetrical light, directed mostly downward, with soft shadows and comfortable light for the room.
Three ways to use it
The 131.5 cm floor lamp lights a seating area, and the table lamp suits a sideboard or desk. The 30.5 cm portable has a rechargeable LED and moves from the dining table to the balcony or terrace.
Materials
- Opal acrylic shades
- Wipe with a soft, lightly damp cloth; do not use solvents, which can mark acrylic.
- Chrome or painted stem
- High-lustre chrome-plated or powder-coated steel on the floor and table lamps.
- Red or white reflector
- The reflector in the top sets the tone of the light, from warm to clean white.
Henningsen was born in Copenhagen and studied at technical schools in Frederiksberg and Copenhagen, though he never graduated as an architect. He began working with Louis Poulsen in 1924, a partnership that lasted his life. In 1926 he set out the three-shade system his lamps still follow.
Using it at home
How do I clean the shades?
Let the lamp cool, then wipe the acrylic with a soft, lightly damp cloth and dry it.
Which bulb should I use?
One E27 bulb; a 2700 K LED keeps the light warm.
Can I use it outdoors?
No. Keep the table lamp indoors.
How is it switched?
It has a switch on its 2.5 m cord.
How big is it?
It is 405 mm tall with a 320 mm shade, and weighs 6 kg.
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