PH: Philosophy of light (1/3)
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PH: Philosophy of light (2/3)by LouisPoulsenLighting4,295 views- 5:40
Arne Jacobsen & SAS Royal Hotelby RepublicFritzHansen8,101 views
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Cykelsangen - fra PH's danmarksfilmby LinnetOgLaursen9,879 views
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Poul Henningsen Style Artichoke Lampby interioraddictonline1,635 views
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Poul Henningsen - Berlinerversby goganon897 views
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PH 5 PLUSby terukunidenki1,548 views
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Louise Campbell: Philosophy of lightby LouisPoulsenLighting1,938 views
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Dan Turéll om Christiania ca. 1990by Bertilstar54,213 views
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Outside Location Lightingby markhyo15,803 views
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Svinge ganske stille, langsomt rundt - fra PH's danmarksfilmby LinnetOgLaursen982 views
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OJ Lampe Louis Poulsen Lightingby konstantyner456 views
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Hugo Neumann present Louis Poulsen & Color Kinetics @ Sfeer 2008by lightpassion564 views
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Eames Lounge Chair debut in 1956 on NBC [2/2]by omidimo70,922 views
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senz° storm umbrella highlightsby stormbrolly287,032 views
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The Copenhagen Cycle - Bicycles in the Cityby 16nine22,950 views
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Design by the Book - Episode 1by NewYorkPublicLibrary42,581 views
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Cockatiels wrecking the houseby derrro658 views
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FLOS FUCSIA P2410と配線ダクトレールを組合せて設置by terukunidenki2,688 views
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Osvald Helmuth - Ølhundenby FestMusikken27,788 views
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Otl Aicherby HotttGarbage2,634 views
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SomeDanishKid 2 years ago
Poul Henningsen was evangelistic towards the development of modern lighting.
His two most successful designs the "PH lamp," designed in 1924 and the "Artichoke" have become icons of modern design.
The "PH" lamp, also callled the "Paris" lamp because of its award winning appearance at the Paris World Exhibition incorporates tiers of shades, allowing the user to direct light in several different directions without exposing the light source.
graficarta 3 years ago
Poul Henningsen 1894-1967
Born in Ordrup Poul Henningsen trained as an architect at the Danish College of Technology in Copenhagen. On graduating he worked in Copenhagen as an independent architect.
Finding the style of traditional lighting designs to be insufficient for his interiors he began designing his own solutions. He was depressed by "how dismal people's homes are," and realised that "electric light gave the possibility of wallowing in light."
graficarta 3 years ago