PH table lamp by Poul Henningsen (new)

The dynamic looking PH table lamp by Poul Henningsen was originally designed in 1925 and has since been crafted by Denmark’s prestigious lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen.

We spotted this table lamp with chrome base in M’s office in the Bond film Quantum of Solace, in the Prime Minster’s office in Borgen, at Captain Pike’s bedside (with brass base) in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and in Devon and Ricken’s Mid-Century Haven of a house in Severance.

The lamp comes in various sizes: The PH 2/1 Table Lamp, the PH 3/2 and the PH 3½-2½  (there is also a floor lamp). A rechargeable version is also now available.

Showcasing an intricate tiered shade for a glare-free emanation, the diffuser is crafted from mouth-blown opal glass and helps to reflect and direct light downwards. Glossy on its surface and sandblasted to give a matte finish on the underside, the PH Table Lamp creates a subtly diffused light distribution.

The stem is available in a metallised brass stem in polished and black finishes, as well as a chrome stem.

Forming a lifelong collaboration with Louis Poulsen in 1925, Poul Henningsen is renowned across the globe for his innovative and radical approach to all his creative practices. A pioneer of Danish design, Henningsen also turned his hand to journalism and architecture throughout his career.