The Art of Living
Poul Henningsen designed the PH 5 in 1958 to solve a problem he had been working on since 1925. Inside the design, the colour story, and how to hang it.
The newest piece in Louis Poulsen's portable lighting collection. Inside the PH 1/1 Portable: Poul Henningsen's century-old three-shade design language, two finishes, and the cordless format that frames it.
Verner Panton drew the Panthella in 1971 wanting a metal shade. The manufacturing of the day failed him, so the lamp went into production in white opal acrylic. Fifty-five years on, Louis Poulsen builds it at five scales, from Floor to 160 Portable.
