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PH 80 Floor Lamp

Floor lamp with opal acrylic shades and a white stand, created in 1974, by Poul Henningsen

Dimensions

551 × 1316 × 551 mm

Year

1974

Approx. $2,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Opal acrylicPolycarbonateABSSteel
Finishes
White opal shades with white powder coated stand and white base
Colors
Opal White/WhiteOpal White/BlackOpal White/High Lustre Chrome Plated

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Description

Overview

Poul Henningsen is the designer of the PH 80 Floor Lamp, built by Louis Poulsen from high pressure molded opal acrylic shades over a steel stand and molded base. In the white version the top reflector, top plate and stand are white.

Materials and fittings

  • Shades of high pressure molded white opal acrylic
  • Top reflector of polycarbonate; top cover and base of high pressure molded ABS
  • Stand of powder coated steel
  • White cord of 9 ft with a plug; foot switch for on/off or dimming

Specifications

  • Ø 21.7 in x H 51.8 in
  • Weight 16.3 lbs
  • A-21/CL medium socket, bulb not included; 70 W, 120 V, 1143 lm, 572 lm delivered, Ra 90 or more
  • IP20, cULus dry location

Story

Named for an 80th anniversary

The PH 80 was created in 1974, after Poul Henningsen's death, to mark the 80th anniversary of his birth, which gives the lamp its name. Its model number does not refer to the top shade diameter, as it does for most of the three-shade models.

Reflected, diffused light

The fixture emits a diffused, reflected and symmetrical light, with the majority directed downward. The opal acrylic shades give comfortable room lighting. The original has a red top reflector, and the black and white versions have a white one.

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