Louis Poulsen Lighting

missionOur passion is to design and sell outstanding lighting

state ments through products that provide ambience to

people and architecture.

visionWherever outstanding lighting statements are desired,

Louis Poulsen is the most preferred partner and brand.

1874Founded as by Ludwig Poulsen

Ludwig Poulsens nephew becomes a partner, 1896

Louis Poulsen

’Here I met a man who was just as crazy as I was, and a lot of good came out of it.’PH about his first meeting with Sophus K. Olsen

Poul Henningsen’sDemonstration room at Louis Poulsen

Sophus K. Olsen

poul Henningsen

1925 - Paris lampGold MedalParis Exhibition1925

Poul the Inventor

PH based his designs on endless calculations and darkroom experi-ments.

He was a hands-on person, who did most of the theoretical and practical work himself.

Timeless Design

Forum - Exhibition hall in Copenhagen1926 - the first 3 shade lamp in a project

PH´s logarithmic Spiral

PH´s logarithmic Spiral

PH´s logarithmic Spiral

The PH lamp and its numbersThe PH lamp and its numbersPH smallest (1/1) and largest (8/6)

The Louis Poulsen FCA™

Atmosphere

Comfort

Function

function

comfort

atmosphere

Upholding the heritageThe majority of the architects and designers Louis Poulsen has worked with were, and are, equally concerned with the atmosphere created by the lighting fixtures as with their functional qualities.

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Product AJ Table, Floor & Wall

Design Arne Jacobsen

Designed in 1960

Designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in CopenhagenA typical Arne Jacobsen design as distinct, clear and refined as his architectureHas become a classic - used all over the WorldProvides suitable direct downward reading lightAshtray hole….

Product AJ Pendant

Design Arne Jacobsen

Designed in 1960

Designed for the SAS Royal hotel in CopenhagenCreates distinct direct light and a soft uplightSelf-illuminatingTypical minimalistic Arne Jacobsen design

Product AJ Discus

Design Arne Jacobsen

Designed in 1959

Made for City Hall in Rødovre, DennarkOften used by Arne Jacobsen in his own architecture e.g. Sct. Cathrine’s college in OxfordThree-layered mouth blown glassGlass has a clear edge, creating a halo of light around the perimeterIs suitable to hang on the ceiling as well as on the wall

Dining Hall, St. Catherine’s College

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Product Campbell

Design Louise Campbell

Designed in 2004, 2007

Inspiration for nature’s own light source. The sun finds it’s way through the leaves of the treesLight & shadow comes alive and changes constantlyThree-layered mouth blown glassSandblasted stripesØ210: Adjustable suspension

Product Collage series

Design Louise Campbell

Designed in 2005

Inspiration from nature’s own light source. The sun finds it’s way through the leaves of the treesLaser cut acrylicLight & shadow comes alive and changes constantlyBase in concrete in contrast to the fine shades – inspi-red by a sunshade-baseSmashing colours

Product Snow

Design Louise Campbell

Designed in 2009

Light in 4 directionsInspired by the ultimate Danish winterSilk-screened white dots is an innovative ways to avo-id glareSculptural yet functionalEmits diffuse light into the roomA counterweight balances the fitting

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Product Enigma

Design Shoichi Uchiyama

Designed in 2003, 2007

Minimalistic Japanese designNon-glaring and soft lightPenetration and reflection of light Ultra-thin wiresSee through the productA sculptural and floating pendant – has the ability to be used for multiple purposes

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Product Aeros

Design Ross Lovegrove

Designed in 2009

Majority of the light is directed downwardsSuitable for both residential and professional applicati-onsPattern inspired from the microscopic look at bone structureStrong visual expression from all anglesReflector inspired by Fibonacci’s spiralGlare free

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Product Flindt family

Design Christian Flindt

Designed in 2007

Departure: plasticsInspiration: Filtering the lightWeaving the light - dual shades – a cylinder and a cone3-dimentional transparent expressionChanging patternsLight source placed in the “waist”Floor lamp with integrated dimmer

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Product Panthella

Design Verner Panton

Designed in 1972

Provides a soft and comfortable lightHot retro design by one of the most controversial de-signers in the 1970’ies

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Product Moser

Design Anu Moser

Designed in 2002

Designed for Anu Moser’s own galleryThe three different sizes, three different stages of blowing glass without toolsCreates exceptional uniform diffuse lightThree-layered mouth blown glass. Intelligent suspensionExtremely suitable to be hung in cloisters

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Product Satellite

Design Vilhelm Wohlert

Designed in 1959

Provides uniform, general and diffuse lightingOpening at the bottom produces direct lightEvenly lit surface

Product Toldbod Glass

Design Louis Poulsen

Designed in 2003

Uniform and soft light due to the three-layered mouth blown glassThe placing of the light source ensures a completely evenly lit fitting – from top to bottomExtremely suitable to be hung in cloisters

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ProductPH 3-shade System

DesignPoul Henningsen

Year of Introduction1925-2002

PH 2/1 Pendant PH 2/1 Wall PH 2/1 Table PH 2/1 Stem Fitting PH 3½-2½ Floor

PH 3/2 Pendant PH 3/2 Table PH 3/2 Wall

PH 4/3 Pendant PH 3-2½ Wall

PH 3/2 Academy

PH 4/3 Table PH Wall

Product PH 3-shade System

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1924-2002

The meaning of the number: 2=Diameter 20 cm, 3=Diameter 30 cmNon-glaring lightExceptional piece of three-layered mouth-blown glass, which challenges even the best glass worksGlass shades: Diffuse lightMetal shades: Light directed downwards

Product PH 5/PH 5 Plus

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1958

The meaning of the number: 5=Diameter 50 cmNon-glaring light full-shielded Designed for dinner tables – hanging lowDesign iconRed coloured ring enhances the feeling of a soft and warm light- creating atmosphere.

Product PH 5/4½

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1984

Designed for Concert Hall in Århus, DenmarkBased on PH 6½/6 made in 1979 for Exhibition Hall Charlottenborg, DenmarkNon-glaring lightIs suitable for regular as well as high ceiling spaces – for example halls or hanging over a large dining table

Product PH 80

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1974

A celebration Poul Henningsen’s 80th birthdayOpal acrylic shades - same illumination as glass sha-desRed top reflector creates as warmer tone of light

Product PH Snowball

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1983

Based on the PH Louvre made for The Adventist Church in Skodsborg, DenmarkNon-glaring lightTop of shades are glossy - creating sparkling lightUnderside are matt - avoiding reflectionsExtremely suitable for hanging over tables

Product PH Artichoke

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1958

Classical masterpiece – a statement in the roomMade for the Restaurant Langeliniepavillionen in Co-penhagen, where 17 pcs are still hanging Non-glaring - Light source not visible from any angle72 leaves in 12 different sizesEach leave is hand brushed, painted white on the inside and lacquered on the outside

Product PH Hat

Design Poul Henningsen

Designed in 1961

The inside of the globe is pale rose providing a war-mer tone of lightDesigned for his own bedroomShade can be tilted from 0 to 67 degreesSuitable not only for bedrooms, but also as a wall light in general – mounted and low