PH Artichoke Glass Chandelier

by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen

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Dimmable
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Eco-Friendly
Made in Denmark
The PH Artichoke Glass Chandelier by Louis Poulsen springs from the brilliant mind of Danish designer Poul Henningsen to blend fabulous functionality with a whimsical, glorious form. A refined rendition of the original 1958 piece crafted for Copenhagen's Langelinie Pavilionen Restaurant, its gracefully curved cast aluminum ribs hang in alignment from an upper canopy via cables. The layered design creates an aura of opulence and fine craftsmanship burnished by energy-efficient ambiance cast by the integrated LED lamping. Each 72 Sand-Blasted Glass panel is arrayed into 12 unique rows, hand-arranged by a Louis Poulsen technician under contract wherever you install the suspension, elevating the piece’s lighting into its optimum performance. The fixture also features Chrome and Aluminum accents, while each leaf conspires to diffuse direct glare from the lamping, casting a gentle downward glow while emanating a generous ambient light. This sculptural and arresting design features a luxurious, vibrant form that adds a layered yet organic charm to any space.
Item Number
LPL1769715
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MFR ID
5847901441

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Reflecting on over 150 years in business, Louis Poulsen stands as a testament to enduring style, quality, and significant contributions to the design world. This milestone marks not just longevity but the enduring relevance of its design philosophy. Louis Poulsen's lighting solutions, celebrated for their ability to shape environments, have become more than functional objects; they are integral elements in architectural and interior design.

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