Louis Poulsen : 164 results priced between £250.00 and £3,000.00

Shade: Injection moulded white opal acrylic. Base: White, injection moulded ABS. Housing: White, injection moulded ABS. Stem: White, steel.

The Satellite Pendant provides uniform, general and diffuse lighting. The opening at the bottom of the glass produces direct light. The glass quality ensures that, visually, the Satellite Pendant appears as an evenly lit surface.

AJ Floor has a fixture head with a distinct asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The base of the floor lamp has a hole, originally made to accommodate an ashtray. Without the ashtray, however, the hole adds elegance and lightness to the design. The unique quality of its design idiom has made these fixtures modern classics.

PH Louvre was made for the Adventist Church in Skodsborg, Denmark. This globe-shaped fixture consists of thirteen shades mounted on four legs. It is a simplification of an earlier fixture done by Poul Henningsen called the “spiral”.

The classic PH5 suspension fitting in white painted aluminium with purple legs. A new version named PH50 has recently been added to the collection to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the design. PH50 is available in a range of colours. The fixture provides 100% glare-free light. Its design is based on the principle of a reflective three-shade system, which directs majority of the light downwards. The fixture emits both downward and lateral light, thus illuminating itself. A warmer tone of light...

The PH Snowball is considered a smaller version of the PH Louvre made for the Adventist Church in Skodsborg, Denmark. But unlike the PH Louvre, the number of shades is reduced to just eight mounted on three legs - and the diameter of the fixture is also reduced due to the fact that it was intended for lower ceiling spaces.

Aeros immediately draws the attention of the eye. An ethereal, floating object with an exquisitely perforated surface at once luminous and shielded. Aeros exudes an elegant mystique reminiscent of Byzantine decoration.

Despite its elongated shape, Snow is a slim fixture. This is possible because a 2-kilo counterweight hangs freely like a heavy snowball over the floor inside the fixture body.

Aeros immediately draws the attention of the eye. An ethereal, floating object with an exquisitely perforated surface at once luminous and shielded. Aeros is equally ultramodern, and its advanced design made technical production a major challenge. With its sculptural beauty, its shielded light source and comfortable light distribution, Aeros fulfils all requirements of the Louis Poulsen lighting philosophy. Aeros is mainly designed to be suspended relatively low above tables, but may with the same...

PH 6½-6 and PH 5-4½ are luminaires, able to provide uniform and glare-free lighting. The shade design creates indirect light for both horizontal and vertical surfaces in a space. An adjustable dark blue anti-glare ring screens glare from the neck of the fixture.

The Enigma pendant was born as a result of the pursuit of high-quality and glare free soft light spreading to the whole space. The five shades will be lit up and emerge into the space. Looking up at the pendant from the bottom, a sequence of the four shades will create a gradation and produce a beautiful harmony.

Concept: AJ Floor has a fixture head with a distinct asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The base of the floor lamp has a hole, originally made to accommodate an ashtray. Without the ashtray, however, the hole adds elegance and lightness to the design. The unique quality of its design idiom has made these fixtures modern classics.

AJ Wall has a fixture head with a distinct, asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The unique quality of the design idiom has made the fixture a modern classic. The luminaire backplate includes a switch.

Enigma 825 is able to provide high ceiling spaces with a soft and distinct illumination. The design of the 7 shades ensures that the shades are evenly lit and the light is equally evenly diffused. The bottom shade is designed as a disc that completes this glare free fixture.

Glare-free light . symmetric light distribution . fragmented light . suitable for a variety of light sources . diffuser ball ensures further lighting comfort . variable installation heights . available as a white version with coloured screens . ideal for restaurants, conference rooms, dining tables, etc.

Design by Kurt Nørregaard based on sketches by Poul Henningsen. LP Centrum provides high-ceiling spaces with glare-free and indirect lighting. An integral aspect of the design, the 10 shades are designed according to the mathematic curve lituus. The philosophy behind the luminaire is to provide light for spaces, horizontally and vertically alike.

Satellite is made in an organic form of expression, the matt glass surface provides a uniform and diffuse light.

The wall lamp is made from steel. The fixture is continuously adjustable, the on/off button symmetrically placed as an additional design finesse. The shape of the wall fixture shade gathers the light to ensure more focused light emission, which makes the fixture particularly suitable for reading but never inconveniences other people in the room. Being fastened by a concealed wall fitting, its mounting leaves no visible screws. Ole Jensen has amused himself with the cable. “Well, it’s an important...

Mounting: Ceiling thickness: 5-32mm. Ceiling Cut-Out: Ø 70mm. Terminal block: 1x2x4mm². Looping: Not approved. Ballast: Supplied without transformer.

Oslo Round Wall/Ceiling provides indirect and direct general lighting, and the light emitted between the shades produces a visually comfortable ambience.

PH 5 provides glare-free lighting. The design of the visible reflectors directs light both vertically and horizontally. The inside cone is painted red, and together with the small blue reflector, it creates a warm tone of light.

Toldbod 155 Wall provides concentrated downward illumination. The opal shield ensures an even & glarefree light distribution. The inside is painted white to ensure good reflection, making the fixture as efficient as possible

Toldbod 155 Wall provides concentrated downward illumination. The opal shield ensures an even & glarefree light distribution. The inside is painted white to ensure good reflection, making the fixture as efficient as possible

Originally designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1960 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen (Radisson Blu) and was part of the total design concept created for the hotel. Several of the products created for the hotel are regarded as design icons and within the lighting industry the AJ-lamps in particular have obtained world-fame. In connection with the 50th anniversary of the launch of the AJ lighting family, the outdoor version was introduced.

AJ Discus provides soft and diffuse lighting. The construction of the glass ensures an evenly lit surface. The three-layer mouth-blown glass shade has a clear edge, creating a halo of light around the perimeter.

Designed to illuminate indoor staircases and exterior walls for a City Hall in Denmark - Smaller variant designed for St. Catherine’s College, UK - High architectural adaptability - Diffuse illumination - Evenly lit surface with halo of light around the perimeter. AJ Discus provides soft and diffuse lighting. The construction of the glass ensures an evenly lit surface. The three-layer mouth-blown glass shade has a clear edge, creating a halo of light around the perimeter.

AJ Wall has a fixture head with a distinct, asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The unique quality of the design idiom has made the fixture a modern classic. The luminaire backplate includes a switch.

AJ Wall has a fixture head with a distinct, asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The unique quality of the design idiom has made the fixture a modern classic. The luminaire backplate includes a switch.

AJ Floor has a fixture head with a distinct asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The base of the floor lamp has a hole, originally made to accommodate an ashtray. Without the ashtray, however, the hole adds elegance and lightness to the design. The unique quality of its design idiom has made these fixtures modern classics.

AJ Floor has a fixture head with a distinct asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The base of the floor lamp has a hole, originally made to accommodate an ashtray. Without the ashtray, however, the hole adds elegance and lightness to the design. The unique quality of its design idiom has made these fixtures modern classics.

AJ Floor has a fixture head with a distinct asymmetrical shape, which determines the light characteristics of the fixture. The fixture head is tiltable. The base of the floor lamp has a hole, originally made to accommodate an ashtray. Without the ashtray, however, the hole adds elegance and lightness to the design. The unique quality of its design idiom has made these fixtures modern classics.

The original version of this pendant was launched in the 1950s and it was designed for use in Danish Navy buildings. The fitting contained two reflectors, one providing downlighting with the outer shade providing a softer complimentary uplight. Following the interest in vintage products as the older models have become fashionable again Louis Poulsen wanted to offer the product to a new generation.

The original version of this pendant was launched in the 1950s and it was designed for use in Danish Navy buildings. The fitting contained two reflectors, one providing downlighting with the outer shade providing a softer complimentary uplight. Following the interest in vintage products as the older models have become fashionable again Louis Poulsen wanted to offer the product to a new generation.

The original version of this pendant was launched in the 1950s and it was designed for use in Danish Navy buildings. The fitting contained two reflectors, one providing downlighting with the outer shade providing a softer complimentary uplight. Following the interest in vintage products as the older models have become fashionable again Louis Poulsen wanted to offer the product to a new generation.

The original version of this pendant was launched in the 1950s and it was designed for use in Danish Navy buildings. The fitting contained two reflectors, one providing downlighting with the outer shade providing a softer complimentary uplight. Following the interest in vintage products as the older models have become fashionable again Louis Poulsen wanted to offer the product to a new generation.