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FJ Elements Pendant

Pendant drawn by Finn Juhl in 1963, with an upper shade that turns on the lower one

Dimensions

249 × 221 × 249 mm

Year

1963

Approx. $600 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
AluminiumPolymer
Finishes
Matt wet-painted
Colors
WhiteOriginal GreyBlack

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Description

Overview

The FJ Elements Pendant by Finn Juhl for Louis Poulsen is the centrepiece of the FJ Elements series. Two deep-drawn aluminium shades and a diffuser give downward, glare-free light from an E26 light source.

Construction

  • Shades: deep-drawn aluminium
  • Diffuser: polymer
  • Lampholder cover: pressure die-cast aluminium
  • Matt wet-painted finish

Specifications

  • E26 socket, 25 W, 270 lm; light source not included
  • 12 ft fabric-covered 3-conductor 18 AWG cord; canopy included; cULus, dry location
  • Diameter 9.8 in, height 8.7 in; weight 2.0 lbs

Story

From 1963 to 2025

Finn Juhl (1912-1989) designed very few lamps, and this pendant is among them. He drew it in 1963, and Louis Poulsen brought it back in 2025 under the FJ Elements name, with the original two-toned grey colourway included.

Centrepiece

The pendant is the main piece of the FJ Elements series. Juhl made hand sketches of it that show how it is built, in what proportions, and what the wider series was meant to be.

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