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Panthella Portable LED Table Lamp With Battery Ø 25 cm
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Verner Panton
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Louis Poulsen
- LP062_2 livraison sous 2 weeks
€ 535.00 Incl. VAT
The Panthella Portable LED Table Lamp With Battery was designed by Verner Panton for the brandLouis Poulsen .
Panton was one of the leading Danish designers of the mid-20th century. Gaining a reputation for experimenting with new plastics, he created lighting products intended to usher in the future when they appeared in the 1960s, and even now they still feel fresh. Unveiled in 1971, Panthella was an instant hit, both for Panton and the innovators at Louis Poulsen .
The Panthella Portable LED Table Lamp With Battery uses plastic imaginatively, creating a structure which diffuses light from every surface. Just 23.2cm tall and 16cm wide, the toadstool-shaped lamp conceals its single 2.5W LED bulb and stands on its own, shedding a balanced glow in all directions, not just upwards. This update on the original Panthella Portable LED Table Lamp With Battery also adds USB connectivity. Coupled with the on-board battery, this allows users to add 5 hours of charge, making this a handy luminaire for outdoor use. It also features a step dimmer system, making it easy to manage the brightness as desired. Efficient, beautiful, and engineered to last, this compact lamp will serve well on tabletops, outdoor walls, and bookshelves with equal success.
| Year | 1971 |
| Dimensions | H: 34,6 cm Ø: 25 m |
| Material | Shade: Vacuum formed opal acrylic or deep drawn steel. Base: Aluminium.Plastic cord. Cable length: 2.5m. LED-driver: Separate, plugs into power outlet. Light control: In-line switch with three light levels. |
| Style | Classique Neuf |
| Origin | Denmark |
Verner Panton
Denmark (1926 - 1998)
Verner Panton in the late 50s creates a futuristic influence in Scandinavian design. Under psychedelic influence, Verner Panton likes plastic, geometric shapes, bright colors, and hates white colour!
Verner Panton first received an architectural engineering background and then studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. He worked two years, from 1950 to 1952, with Arne Jacobsen, and then left for a tour of Europe in a Volkswagen bus converted into a design studio. Fritz Hansen is the editor that would produce his first chair in 1955: the Bachelor Chair.
But soon, his creations became less conventional and Verner Panton used boldness and humor in his work, now became references of contemporary design: geometric Cone Chair (1958), the cult Panton Chair (1967), the first plastic chair Amoebe chair (1970), without legs ... Most have become icons of Danish design.
Verner Panton also created lamps: the Moon Lamp (1960 - Vitra) Panthella (1971 edition Louis Poulsen) and Pantop (1980 - reissued by Verpan) are without doubt the most famous.
In the 70s, Verner Panton devoted himself to the interior design. He created colorful environments from floor to ceiling, with circular motifs that were found particularly in the development of the Loreley liner designed at the furniture fair in Cologne (1968 and 1970) at the request of Bayer AG, and Spiegel offices in Hamburg (1969).
Today the majority of his creations are reissued by Vitra, which devoted a retrospective in 2000 at the Vitra Design Museum in Germany.
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