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PH 2/1 Wall Lamp

Wall lamp with mouth-blown opal glass shades and a chrome plated arm, by Poul Henningsen

Approx. $1,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Opal glassBrassAluminum
Finishes
High lustre chrome platedWhite opal glass
Colors
White Opal Glass

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Description

Overview

The PH 2/1 Wall Lamp is a Poul Henningsen design made by Louis Poulsen, with mouth-blown white opal glass shades, a chrome plated brass arm and a wall box.

Materials and fittings

  • Shades of mouth-blown white opal glass
  • Brass arm and wall box with a high lustre chrome plating; spun aluminium suspension, chrome plated to the same high lustre
  • Fixed to the wall over a 4 in octagonal junction box, switch in the wall plate

Specifications

  • Top shade of approximately 20 cm; lower shades from the 1/1 model
  • Weight 5.5 lbs
  • Light source E12, bulb not included; phase dimming; 10 W for the system
  • IP20, cULus dry location

Story

Shades of different sizes

A PH light takes its model number from the shade sizes. The PH 2/1 Wall pairs an approximately 20 cm top shade with the 1/1 model's lower shades.

Three layers of glass

The shades are made from opal glass in three layers, hand-blown, glossy on the top and sandblasted on the inside. Because the system is reflective, most light falls downwards, in a soft and diffuse distribution.

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