Keglen Floor Lamp
The floor lamp’s distinctive conical shade has a built-in curved diffuser. This ensures an attractive and glare-free downwardly directed light. The stem morphs into the diffuser shade, folding inward and creating a beautiful organic geometry. A gentle light is also emitted upward through a discreet uniform opening in the top of the shade to create a perfect ambiance.
Keglen, a collaboration between BIG Ideas and Louis Poulsen in 2017, blends architectural finesse with lighting innovation. Originating from their work on the Tirpitz Museum, the design features geometric simplicity that adapts seamlessly to various interiors. Each piece, whether pendant or floor lamp, shares a cohesive aesthetic yet possesses its own unique character, characterized by metallic shades softened with organic glass inserts.
The design philosophy emphasizes versatility and minimalist elegance. For example, the Keglen Floor lamp, inspired by the Ø400 Pendant, integrates its stem into the diffuser to create an organic silhouette. This approach ensures functionality and timeless visual appeal, embodying Scandinavian design principles fused with architectural creativity.
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15.7"Ø x 54.3"H, Cord Length: 120"
Materials
Shade: Spun aluminum
Diffuser: Injection-molded PC
Base and stem: Aluminum
Notes
Switch on the base, with stepless dimming.
Light Source
Integrated LED 2700-2000K dim-to-warm, 8.5W, 541 lumen
Certification
cULus Listed, Dry Location
Most Louis Poulsen lighting fixtures come with a 5-year warranty. However, specific products have different coverage:
- Portable fixtures (such as table and floor lamps): 2-year warranty
- Separately purchased components (like replacement parts): 2-year warranty
Established in 1874 as a lighting manufacturer, Louis Poulsen has become one of the world's leading producers of lighting. This success is attributed to collaborations with renowned designers and architects like Arne Jacobsen, Øivind Slaatto, Poul Henningsen, and Verner Panton.



