Poul Henningsen and his globe shaped lamps, Danish mid century modern lighting by Louis Poulsen
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- In this video we’re talking about the many different globe shaped lamps designed by the Danish architect Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen. We’re showing you the first metal lamps ever designed by Henningsen and their development over time.
Further reading (in Danish):
- Hertel, "PH - en biografi", Gyldendal, 2019
- Jørstian & Munk Nielsen, "Tænd! PH lampens historie", Gyldendal, 1994
- Steffensen, "Poul Henningsen", Aschehoung, 2005
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"Two Swedes who love design!" you guys ROCK - thank you! Great video with excellent history and photographs.
Thank you so much! We’re so glad you enjoy our channel! Thanks for the support!
Must read script. LOL! 😆🤣.
'dazzled' is exactly the right word, sorry. :(
Haha well then I (Andreas) wasn’t that wrong after all… :)
@@ScandinavianDesign101 is he ever ? x
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Wonderful presentation. The color adjusting lamp is amazing!
Though, I still think the PH Kogle (which translates as conifer cone) is my favorite.
Yeah, the Artichoke is indeed a wonderful lamp. We love the copper version!
The PH5 reminds me of an Fuchsia somehow.
Yeah, that’s actually true!
Enjoy your Videos, would you guys ever do designs from other nations such as eames??
Absolutely! Great idea.
I bought a snowball many years ago. Over time, it has turned yellow and dull. Do you know how I can get it back to white colour? Thanks
Hello! It's quite difficult. I tried to restore an old PH5 some years ago, polishing it and using different chemicals, but ended up taking it apart and re-spraying it white.
@@ScandinavianDesign101 Thank you. Yes I was thinking of re-spraying. Looks like I might do it someday. Cheers
Good luck! Send us a picture when it's ready!
@@ScandinavianDesign101 Thanks but it won't happen until I find it unbearable :(
The design of the last lamp was very well thought out: moving the bulb up or down to adjust the color tone of the light! I wonder how well that would work with present day lightbulbs
Thats a problem. It still works but not as great as with old school light bulbs.
wonderful video..