Hanging Lamp Vl 45 Radiohus 17.5 Cm Amber Louis Poulsen

The VL45 hanging lamp was originally designed in the late 1940s by Vilhelm Lauritzen as a result of cooperation with Louis Poulsen. This modern, made of hand -inflatable glass, the lamp has a hole in the lower part of the lamps. The upper part of the lampshade is made of brass steel, which in combination with amber glass provides a warm, Scandinavian style in the room.

Vilhelm Lauritzen

Vilhelm Lauritzen was one of the most outstanding Danish architects of the 20th century, who played a key role in shaping modernist architecture in Denmark. His works were characterized by minimalism, functionality and elegance, combining modern solutions with classic Danish aesthetics. Lauritzen was known for the projects of public buildings, including important projects such as the headquarters of the Danish radio or Copenhagen Airport. As an architect, he sought to create spaces that favor everyday life Emu, while putting great emphasis on the quality of details and materials used. His works had a great impact on the development of contemporary architecture and design, and his design philosophy still inspires contemporary artists.