The PH 3½-3 pendant lamp designed by Poul Henningsen belongs to a family of lamps, all of which are connected by a 3-shade system. The lamp has three stepped opal glass shades, the inner surfaces of which are sandblasted. The beautiful PH 3½-3 lamp creates a pleasant, glare-free light in the space and it also works as a wonderful decoration element when turned off.

Louis Poulsen

Louis Poulsen is a well-known pioneer of lighting solutions who has been operating in the field for over 100 years. The company was founded in Denmark in 1874 and has since grown into an internationally known and respected brand in the lighting industry.

Louis Poulsen's philosophy is to combine functionality, aesthetics and sustainable development in its lighting products. The company invests in high-quality design based on a deep understanding of the effect of light on spaces and people. Louis Poulsen lamps provide optimal lighting for various environments, whether it is public spaces, offices, hotels, restaurants or households. The company's lighting solutions have a strong Scandinavian design language that combines minimalistic and elegant design with the use of natural light. Louis Poulsen's lamps are recognizable for their beautiful and functional shapes, which create pleasant and cozy lighting for environments.

Louis Poulsen's lamps have won several international design awards, such as the Red Dot Design Award, the iF Design Award and the Good Design Award. This reinforces the company's commitment to top quality and innovative design.

Material: Mouth-blown opal glass, silk-matt brown metallized press-turned aluminum
Dimensions: Diameter 33 cm, height 28.8 cm
Cord length: 300 cm
Color: Copper, white
Light source: 1 x 70W, E27

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Poul Henningsen