The PH 2/1 80 table lamp features multi-layered shades of mouthblown opal glass, constructed around a three-shade system based on a logarithmic spiral — a design first introduced by Poul Henningsen in 1925. Its layered geometry diffuses light into a hushed, even glow, while the all-white finish creates visual continuity between the shades and the emitted light. The integrated LED is powered by a rechargeable battery via USB, removing the need for a fixed power source.
Defined by multi-layered shades of mouthblown opal glass, the 'PH 2/1 80' table lamp is an exquisite example of award-winning engineering. Originally created in 1925 by Poul Henningsen, in collaboration with Louis Poulsen, its innovative three-shade system — based on a logarithmic spiral — won gold at exhibition in Paris the same year. The completely white version of the design creates cool continuity between the lamp and the light. Radiating a hushed, even glow, this timeless geometric table lamp adds a refined heritage touch to any space. Powered by a rechargeable battery via USB, the lamp features integrated LED.
