Poul Henningsen Artichoken Lampe

Midcentury scandinavian furniture such as the ph artichoke lamp helped define the look of an era.

Poul henningsen artichoken lampe.

The ph lamp might be more familiar to you as the artichoke lamp which is now commonly called the ph artichoke lamp. The original space situated on the copenhagen waterfront dated back to 1902 and was a beloved spot for socializing in the city. With its world famous unique sculptural design the ph artichoke is viewed as an international design icon. Inside danish architect and designer poul henningsen was commissioned to create a sculptural light that remained beautiful when the lights were off and the ph artichoke pendant lamp was born.

The ph artichoke was designed in 1958 by poul henningsen for the langelinie pavillonen a modernist copenhagen restaurant where it continues to enchant visitors today. Poul henningsen s artichoke lamp is arguably the most iconic and representative pendant lamp from the world famous collection of ph lamps. The ph artichoke lamp was born out of a lighting commission poul henningsen 1894 1967 received from danish architects eva and nils koppel to outfit the newly rebuilt langelinie pavilion a copenhagen restaurant that was bombed during world war ii by the germans with support from danish collaborators. The fixture has 72 leaves positioned so as.