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PH Artichoke Glass

PH Artichoke Glass is a sculptural pendant by Louis Poulsen that pairs 72 handmade sandblasted glass leaves with a high lustre chrome frame to deliver soft, glare free illumination from every angle. The glass leaves diffuse and reflect light to create a calm, even glow while the transparent, ice like expression keeps the fixture visually light in contemporary spaces. First created as the PH Artichoke for Copenhagen’s Langelinie Pavilion in 1958, the glass edition was introduced in 2008 and draws on Poul Henningsen’s earlier Septima studies for layered glass and light control. 

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Light Source
Finish
Clear Glass Sandblasted
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$68,100.00

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Details

Small: 18.9"Ø x 18.4"H

Medium: 23.6"Ø x 22.8"H

Large: 28.3"Ø x 25.6"H

Extra Large: 33.1"Ø x 28.3"H, Cable Length: 157"

PH Artichoke Glass dimensions
Materials
Leaves: Clear glass, sandblasted
Frame: Bright chrome plated steel
Light Source
Small: 1 x 200W A-23 Medium
Medium: 59W LED 2700K/3000K
Large or X-Large: 1 x 96W LED 2700K/3000K
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.

Poul Henningsen (1894-1967) was a highly influential Danish designer, architect, writer, and cultural critic, renowned for his pioneering work in lighting design, which remains integral to Louis Poulsen’s heritage. Born in Copenhagen to writers Agnes Henningsen and Carl Ewald, Henningsen initially practiced functionalist architecture but became famous for his innovative lighting designs. During WWII, he briefly served as the head architect for Tivoli Gardens before fleeing to Sweden, where he joined a community of Danish artists.

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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

Poul Henningsen (1894-1967) was a highly influential Danish designer, architect, writer, and cultural critic, renowned for his pioneering work in lighting design, which remains integral to Louis Poulsen’s heritage. Born in Copenhagen to writers Agnes Henningsen and Carl Ewald, Henningsen initially practiced functionalist architecture but became famous for his innovative lighting designs. During WWII, he briefly served as the head architect for Tivoli Gardens before fleeing to Sweden, where he joined a community of Danish artists.

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