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FJ Elements Pendant

This lamp design is one of the few ever created by Finn Juhl (1912-1989), one of Denmark's most renowned architects. Initially designed in 1963, the pendant and table lamp were reintroduced as FJ Elements in 2025, including the original two-toned grey variant.

The lamp's name comes from Finn Juhl's hand sketches, in which he described it as being composed of "elements". These early drawings document the lamp’s form, proportions and the concept for an entire lamp series, and also tell of its overall construction. While the materials and geometric lines of the FJ Elements’ design stand out in their simplicity, the playful creativity is evident in how the upper shade can rotate around on the lower shade. This function allows you to control the direction of the light in multiple ways, while also transforming the lamp's appearance.

Finish
White
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$785.00

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Details

9.8"Ø x 8.7"H, Cable Length: 157.5"

FJ Elements Pendant dimensions
Materials
Shades: Deep drawen aluminum
Diffuser: Polycarbonate
Lampholder cover: Pressure die-cast alumium
Light Source
1 x 25W E26
Certification
cULus Listed, Dry Location

Louis Poulsen offers a 5-year warranty on lighting fixtures, and a 2-year warranty on portable fixtures, such as table and floor lamps, and on separately purchased components, such as replacement parts.
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Designer

Louis Poulsen was established in Copenhagen in 1874, and its story began with the introduction of fine wines to the Danish market. By 1892 its focus had shifted towards lighting, and in 1924 its collaboration with Poul Henningsen began, followed by Arne Jacobsen in 1960 and later Verner Panton. Its collection spans pendants and ceiling lamps, floor, table and wall lamps, and outdoor lighting.

Finn Juhl (1912 to 1989) was a Danish architect and furniture designer who helped define Danish modern with sculptural, organic forms and masterful craftsmanship. He championed furniture as art for daily life, often separating seat and frame to create a floating lightness. His human centered approach and collaborations with cabinetmaker Niels Vodder still influence designers worldwide.

Brand

Louis Poulsen was established in Copenhagen in 1874, and its story began with the introduction of fine wines to the Danish market. By 1892 its focus had shifted towards lighting, and in 1924 its collaboration with Poul Henningsen began, followed by Arne Jacobsen in 1960 and later Verner Panton. Its collection spans pendants and ceiling lamps, floor, table and wall lamps, and outdoor lighting.

Designer

Designer

Finn Juhl (1912 to 1989) was a Danish architect and furniture designer who helped define Danish modern with sculptural, organic forms and masterful craftsmanship. He championed furniture as art for daily life, often separating seat and frame to create a floating lightness. His human centered approach and collaborations with cabinetmaker Niels Vodder still influence designers worldwide.