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VL Ring Crown 1 Wall Lamp

Wall lamp by Vilhelm Lauritzen with one opal glass shade on an untreated brass arm

Dimensions

191 × 234 × 274 mm

Approx. $1,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Opal glassBrass
Finishes
Satin polished brass, untreatedGlossy, mouth-blown white opal glass
Colors
Brass/Opal Glass

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Description

Overview

The VL Ring Crown 1 Wall Lamp is a wall lamp from Louis Poulsen, designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen, with one glossy white opal glass shade. It throws its light mainly downwards, and its opal glass gives the surroundings a comfortable, even glow.

Construction

  • Shade in opal glass, three layers, hand-blown
  • Wall lamp arm and wall box made of brass left untreated, so it patinates; satin polished
  • On/off switch built into the wall plate in the variant shown
  • Fixed straight onto a 4 in octagonal junction box

Electrical and size

  • Size: 7.5 in wide x 9.2 in high x 10.8 in long
  • One 40 W A-19/medium lamp, 120 V / 60 Hz, 936 lm; light source not included
  • Weight 5.5 lbs; cULus, dry location

Story

From the Danish Broadcasting House

The VL Ring Crown family descends from a 1940s lamp by the architect Vilhelm Lauritzen for Copenhagen's Danish Broadcasting House. Wall and pendant versions with this organic form were used in the building, whereas the original Ring Crown itself never appeared there.

Reintroduced in 2019

A Ring Crown based on the original drawings was launched not long after the Broadcasting House project. The family was reintroduced in 2019, true to its original materials and design.

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