Louis Poulsen Radiohus Pendant

The vl45 pendants are available in two sizes.

Louis poulsen radiohus pendant.

By louis poulsen in 2016 the radiohus pendant made a comeback under the name of vl45 radiohus pendant. Here you can find your country s louis poulsen website design. Originally designed in the 1940s by vilhelm lauritzen for a project in copenhagen the louis poulsen vl45 radiohus pendant is everything we love about modern design. The elegant vl45 radiohus pendant light from louis poulsen was originally designed for the radiohus building in copenhagen in the 1940s.

The opening at the bottom of the glass produces downwards directed light. All the lighting for the building was created by lauritzen the architect in partnership with louis poulsen. See our beautiful pendants for all living spaces. In diameters of 25 cm and 37 cm.

The fixture provides uniform general and diffuse illumination. Louis poulsen is among the key global suppliers of architectural and decorative lighting. The mastermind behind both the pendant and the building is architect vilhelm lauritzen known for his functionalist architecture in denmark. It was originally designed in the 1940s by danish architect vilhelm lauritzen in partnership with louis poulsen for the construction of the radiohuset building the danish broadcasting house in copenhagen.

Go for a minimalist look with the above over the dining room table or mix it up with a cluster of ph 5 mini in different hues. The lantern shape is smooth and crisply rendered from hand blown glass casting a glowing light from its center that is both functional and beautiful to witness. The vl 45 radiohus pendant light was originally designed by vilhelm lauritzen for the radiohuset building in copenhagen. In 2016 the radiohus pendant made a comeback under the name of vl45 radiohus pendant.

In 2016 louis poulsen re introduced the pendants that had become desired design icons under the name vl45 radiohus. Poul henningsen arne jacobsen verner panton alfred homann shoichi uchiyama. The quality of the glas sensures that the fixture is evenly lit.