Ph Artichoke Hanging Lamp 48 Cm Copper Louis Poulsen

The artichoke pendant lamp from Louis Poulsen is a real design icon that has been decorating the most elegant interiors around the world for over 60 years. Designed in 1958 by the Danish architect Poul Henningsen, initially for the modernist Langelin Pavilion restaurant in Copenhagen, it still impresses with its sculptural form and perfectly dispersed light.

consisting of 72 carefully placed "leaves", the lamp creates an extremely harmonious structure that allows for even, soft lighting without dazzling - regardless of the angle of view. Each element of the structure has not only an aesthetic, but also a usable function, distracting the light in a subtle and pleasant way to the eye.

Artichoke pH is available in several sizes and finishes - from elegant copper, through brushed steel, to classic white and matte black. Thanks to T Emu it will be perfectly found both in modern lofts, minimalist living rooms and commercial spaces, giving them a unique character.

This is not only a light source, but also an artistic manifesto - a combination of form, functions and history. By choosing a pH of Artichoke, you decide on a timeless style that attracts looks and gives the interior a prestigious expression.

Poul Henningsen

poul Henningsen (1894–1967) was one of the most influential Danish designers and architects of the 20th century, known primarily for revolutionary achievements in the field of lighting. His works, a combination of functionality and aesthetics, introduced a new quality in lamp design. The most recognizable work of Henningsen is the pH 5 lamp, which has become an icon of Scandinavian design. Thanks to the innovative Emu, the headlight system that effectively distracts light, providing pleasant and even lighting, revolutionized the way of perception of lighting in residential and public spaces. Henningsen was also a supporter of design democratization, believing that beauty and functionality should be available to everyone.