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FJ Elements Table Lamp

Table lamp from Finn Juhl's 1963 design with an upper shade that rotates on the lower shade

Dimensions

450 mm

Year

1963

Approx. $670 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
AluminiumPolycarbonateSteel
Finishes
Matt wet-painted
Colors
WhiteOriginal GreyBlack

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Description

Overview

The FJ Elements Table Lamp by Finn Juhl for Louis Poulsen has two aluminium shades that turn against each other to steer the light, on a stem and a base. It takes an E12 light source and gives downward light through a diffuser.

Construction

  • Shades: deep-drawn aluminium
  • Diffuser: polycarbonate
  • Base and lampholder cover: pressure die-cast aluminium
  • Stem: steel
  • Finish: matt wet-painted

Specifications

  • E12 socket, 15 W, 141 lm; light source not included
  • 9 ft textile cord; switch on the base; cULus rating for dry locations only
  • Height 17.7 in; weight 3.5 lbs

Story

One of Finn Juhl's few lamps

This lamp is one of the few Finn Juhl (1912-1989) ever designed. It dates from 1963, and the pendant and table lamp were reintroduced as FJ Elements in 2025, including the original two-toned grey variant.

Elements

The name comes from Juhl's hand sketches, in which he described the lamp as composed of "elements". The early drawings record its form, proportions and construction, and the concept for a whole lamp series. The pendant is the centrepiece of the series, and by adding what Juhl called a "linking element" he adapted the design into a table lamp as well.

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