List of products by brand LOUIS POULSEN

Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen, 1926.

The PH 4 1/2 - 4 pendant in white opal glass, is both modern and elegant. It diffuses soft, glare-free light. Particularly suitable for the general lighting of large rooms as well as bedrooms.

Design GameFratesi, 2017.


Designed by the duo Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi, also called as GameFratesi, the Yuh wall lamp pays homage to Louis Poulsen's philosophy that design must shape light. Its anti-glare lighting is directed downwards and its lampshade can be tilted to optimize the distribution of light.

Small version of the very famous PH5 in diameter 30 cm in 6 different colours.

Design by KiBiSi for Louis Poulsen, 2015.

The Silverback wall lamp offers soft and pleasant lighting. The metallic surface at the back creates a mirror effect, reflecting the environment.

Design by Mads Odgård for Louis Poulsen, 2017.

The Above suspension is designed by as a graphic triangle with an arc-shaped opening, to which the name refers. Its light is soft and pleasant.

Design Vilhelm Lauritzen, relaunched by Louis Poulsen in 2016 (original version of the 40s).

The VL45 Radiohus pendant was designed for the construction of the Radiohuset building on Frederiksberg. Its light is homogeneous and diffuse, it can be mounted high or low.

Design by KiBiSi for Louis Poulsen, 2015.

The Silverback pendant offers a soft and pleasant lighting, mainly directed downwards. The rear reflects the environment. It was designed to give the impression that it floats in space.

The VL38 created in the 40’s by the renown modernist architect Vihelm Lauritzen and originally designed for the « Radiohuset » in Copenhagen as a table lamp, was used in the recording studios.
The model was delevopped in collaboration with Louis Poulsen, and is newly relaunched by the same brand, declined in a serie of three models wich also includes the table lamp and the floor lamp.

The VL38 created in the 40’s by the renown modernist architect Vihelm Lauritzen and originally designed for the « Radiohuset » in Copenhagen as a table lamp, was used in the recording studios.
The model was delevopped in collaboration with Louis Poulsen, and is newly relaunched by the same brand, declined in a serie of three models wich also includes the table lamp and a wall light.

The VL38 created in the 40’s by the renown modernist architect Vihelm Lauritzen and originally designed for the « Radiohuset » in Copenhagen, was used in the recording studios.
The model was delevopped in collaboration with Louis Poulsen, and is newly relaunched by the same brand, declined in a serie of three models wich also includes a floor lamp and a wall light.

Verner Panton Design, 1971

Panthella mini table lamp, is a new version of the classic Panthella, its diameter is 25 cm, with a new finish in a wide range of metalic Poppish shades directly drawn from the specter Verner Panton had selected.The Panthella table lamp diffuses a soft and pleasant light, directed mainly downwards. Its smooth appearance contribute to create a homely atmosphere.

PH 3½-2½ table lamp, design Poul Henningsen.

The pendant Patera is used like a chandelier, and gives a general light for a room of for big space. His spheric shape spreads the light in all direction. Diameter 60 cm.

Modern version of the classic architect's work lamp with its two articulated arms by Louis Poulsen with a 10 Watt LED incorporated light source - Simple, functionnal and economic.

The pendant PH 3 1/2 - 3 designed in 1929 by Poul Henningsen is a part of the very beautiful lamps of the "PH" family (initial of the designer) with a multi-part stretched steel shade which created a direct lighting to focus on an object or a surface and which can be used in any kind of spaces to be enlighted. (kitchen, room, dining room ..) Available in 4 colors.

Arne Jacobsen design by Louis Poulsen, 2010. The AJ 50 wall lamp, designed for outdoor use, emits strong asymmetrical light, directed downwards. The simple geometric structure of the lamp makes it ideal for lighting up building facades or the walls of contemporary homes, thanks to its decorative light.

Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen.
The PH 5 lamp is designed to be hung at a low height over a table or desk and will produce moderate light for its surroundings. Now a standard in terms of Scandinavian design, the pendant generates warm, cozy, 100% glare-free light. It is available in a range of bright colors which will bring a vibrant, colorful boost to any room.

The Doo-wop pendant, also known as the Navy Pendant, was initially designed in the 1950s for the Danish Navy’s buildings. It is now re-entering the market with new colors and is also available in a brass edition. The Doo-wop pendant spreads a soft and diffuse light, directed both upwards and downwards, and will brighten up any room in the house.

Shoichi Uchiyama design, for Louis Poulsen.

Enigma 825 is a Japanese inspired pendant, which produces soft and diffuse light through indirect lighting, mostly aimed downwards. The lamp should be installed in high ceiling rooms for spectacular general lighting results.

Arne Jacobsen design for Louis Poulsen.
Today considered an icon of Scandinavian design, the AJ floor lamp stands for elegance and simplicity. It will easily find its place in a living room, next to a sofa or armchair for precise and controlled illumination. Now available in 8 different colors, it will blend into any type of interior.

Shoichi Uchiyama design, for Louis Poulsen.

Enigma 545 is a Japanese inspired pendant, which produces soft and diffuse indirect lighting, mainly directed downwards. The lamp looks its best in large rooms, such as living or dining rooms, as a delicate source of general lighting

Shoichi Uchiyama design, for Louis Poulsen.

Enigma 425 is a Japanese inspired pendant, which produces soft and diffuse light through indirect lighting, directed mainly downwards. Enigma 425 can be placed over a kitchen worktop, table, or desk, in an office or any other large room.

Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen, 1958.
Well known for its unique sculptural style, the PH Artichoke pendant continues to inspire interior designers around the world. Placed over a table for accent lighting or at the center of the room for general illumination, the PH Artichoke lamp will attract both attention and praise, no matter how it is used.

Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen, 1926.
The PH wall lamp, one of Poul Henningsen’s greatest classics, is highly appreciated for its soft, harmonious and glare-free light. Designed for outdoor use, the lamp will withstand the elements for years to come. Can also be used indoors.