Louis Poulsen Table Lamps: Exclusive Light in Every Room

The Louis Poulsen table lamps can be recognized for their timeless design that transcends momentary trends to focus on the effect of light and harmony with the room. Each model is designed to enhance room interiors, with a refined balance between aesthetics and light output.

A symbol of Scandinavian elegance, Louis Poulsen lamps combine functional precision and formal beauty into creations that have made design history.

The splendid tabletop version of AJ Oxford by Arne Jacobsen, designed in the 60s for St. Catherine's College, Oxford, stands out for its slender metal base and blown glass opalescent lampshade. It’s available in several heights, and each model diffuses warm light throughout the room.

Another icon of the brand is undoubtedly the Panthella table lamp by Verner Panton. Designed in 1971, Panthella has a soft profile and a large opalescent acrylic diffuser capable of delicately illuminating different environments.

No less iconic is the PH Line designed by Poul Henningsen. It can create soft shadows on the a desk with the logarithmic spiral and three-screen system designed in 1925 and still used today.