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Description
The table lamp provides a soft, harmonious, and comfortable light distribution with its mouth-blown three-layer white opal glass that primarily directs the light downwards. Poul Henningsen designed it based on his celebrated three-shade system, which he created in 1925 to shape excellent non-glare lighting.
The first lamp using the multi-shade system was created in collaboration with Louis Poulsen for the Paris exhibition that same year. The ‘Paris Lamp’ won gold.
Henningsen had a distinct scientific approach to light and continued to design numerous luminaires based on the same system. He used the logarithmic spiral as the foundation and accomplished even distribution of light with the three-shade-system, which together with a dispersed reflection through the glass made it possible to curb glare and shadow.
Proposition 65 warning for California residents
Backed by a limited manufacturer’s warranty. (Click here for warranty information)
The first lamp using the multi-shade system was created in collaboration with Louis Poulsen for the Paris exhibition that same year. The ‘Paris Lamp’ won gold.
Henningsen had a distinct scientific approach to light and continued to design numerous luminaires based on the same system. He used the logarithmic spiral as the foundation and accomplished even distribution of light with the three-shade-system, which together with a dispersed reflection through the glass made it possible to curb glare and shadow.
- Handcrafted of blown glass and brass
- Uses one G9-LED bulb; 4-watt max
- Approx. 7.9"W x 14"T x 7.9"L
- Weight, 3.7lbs
- Cord length: 10 ft.
- UL listed
- Assembly required; hardware included
- Spot clean
- Made in Denmark
- Boxed weight, approximately 6.7lbs
Proposition 65 warning for California residents
Backed by a limited manufacturer’s warranty. (Click here for warranty information)
Shipping
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