Delivery before Christmas
5-6 weeks
Free Returns
Extended till 31st January
This desk lamp emits a soft, harmonious and pleasant light that is mainly directed downwards. Poul Henningsen used his well-known three-shade system as the basis for this lamp. He designed this system in 1925 with the aim of giving attractive, glare-free light a shape. The first lamp to use this three-shade system was developed in collaboration with Louis Poulsen.
- Material
- Shade: Opal glass Frame: Brass
- Surface finish
- Brushed Lacquered
- Colour
- Shade colour: White Frame colour: Brass
- Manufacturing method
- Mouth-blown
- Country of origin
- Made in Denmark
- Good to know
- Mouth-blown craftsmanship: each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the images To protect the environment and maximise energy efficiency, we recommend using LED bulbs in all our lighting fixtures. LED bulbs consume up to 80% less energy, last up to 25 times longer than traditional incandescent bulbs and emit significantly less heat.
- Diameter
- 29 cm
- Height
- 47 cm
- Lamp base diameter
- 16 cm
- Weight
- 3 kg
- Cable length
- 210 cm
- Packaging size
- Package 1: 58 x 40 x 19 cm; 5 kg
- Light source included
- No
- Type of switch
- Toggle switch
- Light source / bulb type
- 1 x E14, max. 40 W
- Manufacturer and manufacturer's code
- louis poulsen, 5744165617
- Product number
- DEQ25LOS41410-760357
Delivery time: 5-6 weeks
Fee & Delivery information
EUR 5.99 order fee, no matter how many items are in your basket. For heavy & big items, surcharges apply which will be calculated in your cart. Your package will be delivered straight to your door on business days – hassle-free and on time.
Free Returns
Enjoy easy returns within 30 days of delivery. Returns are easy with convenient drop-off at your nearest parcel shop, making the process smooth and effortless.
This desk lamp emits a soft, harmonious and pleasant light that is mainly directed downwards. Poul Henningsen used his well-known three-shade system as the basis for this lamp. He designed this system in 1925 with the aim of giving attractive, glare-free light a shape. The first lamp to use this three-shade system was developed in collaboration with Louis Poulsen.