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The PH5 pendant light features a three-shade tiered structure designed by Poul Henningsen in 1958 to eliminate glare from incandescent bulbs. Its spun metal construction distributes light both downward and laterally, producing soft, even illumination without harsh hotspots. The stacked shade arrangement allows light to diffuse across multiple angles simultaneously, while the metal finish adds a refined, durable quality to the overall form.
Danish writer, designer, and architect Poul Henningsen created the striking and versatile PH5 lamp in 1958 to mitigate the glare associated with incandescent bulbs. Its three-shade structure effuses both descending and lateral light for illumination that's soft, rich, and completely glare-free. PH5 Spun Tiered Three Shade Metal Pendant Light by Louis Poulsen in Brown at Anthropologie
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