Artichoke Lampe

The intricate artichoke lamp was originally fabricated by architect and lighting innovator poul henningsen in 1958.

Artichoke lampe.

With its world famous unique sculptural design the ph artichoke is viewed as an international design icon. Bulbs are not included. The shades or lens of the lamp make it unique because henningsen was the first designer to create a lamp with lens to deflect direct light. It was created for the langelinie pavilion in copenhagen in 1958.

Die artischocke lampe ist jedoch nicht nur in jeder facette ihrer komponenten fein durchdacht sie ist ebenfalls optisch ein zeitloses sinnliches höhenerlebnis. The ph artichoke pendant is a light fixture designed by danish architect and designer poul henningsen and manufactured by louis poulsen. It is remarkable to know that the ph artichoke lamp created in 1958 still looks so futuristic in 2018. It is a classical masterpiece where it still hangs at langelinie pavillonen restaurant in copenhagen to this day.

They illuminate the fixture as well as emitting diffused light with a unique pattern. Ph artichoke fås i 4 størrelser i den klassiske kobber hvid rustfri stål poleret stål messing og i limited edition kobber med rosa inderside. Designet af poul henningsen i 1958. Se alle de smukke ph artichoke også kendt som koglen.

The ph artichoke lamp was born out of a lighting commission poul henningsen 1894 1967 received from danish architects eva and nils koppel to outfit the newly rebuilt langelinie pavilion a copenhagen restaurant that was bombed during world war ii by the germans with support from danish collaborators. Made with a soft cream ceramic base featuring a unique artichoke flower design this decorative table lamp from dorma is finished with a coordinating neutral cream shade. The lamp has 72 perfectly positioned leaves forming 12 rows of leaves emitting a lovely diffused light. The fixture provides 100 glare free light.

The ph artichoke was designed in 1958 by poul henningsen for the langelinie pavillonen a modernist copenhagen restaurant where it continues to enchant visitors today. The 72 precisely positioned leaves form 12 unique rows of six leaves each. The ph artichoke lamp designed 1958 the ph artichoke lit up.