New Louis Poulsen Lamp Series with BIG Personality

Louis Poulsen Lamp Series

May 22, 2020

In 2020, Louis Poulsen and BIG Ideas present a comprehensive new lamp series, Keglen, especially characterised by its distinctive design as well as classic superior lighting quality.

The main feature of the lamp is the organic shaped glass that sits perfectly beneath the cone as a small water droplet shaped by physics and cohesive forces in nature, says Jakob Lange, Partner, BIG Ideas.

This way the distinctive cone-shaped shades ensure a both attractive and glare-free downward light – just as the various versions provide the option of countless combinations in any interior, such as for example restaurants and meeting facilities. But the pendants are just as beautiful on their own where they provide a simpler and more intimate lighting for the home, for instance. The lamps all have a discreet, uniform opening at the top that allows a little light to flow gently upwards and emphasise the structure of the cord.

The new lamp series is a further development of the ‘Tirpitz Pendant’, which was the result of the first collaboration between Louis Poulsen and BIG Ideas. The pendant was created for the Tirpitz Museum in Blåvand, Denmark, which BIG designed for the Varde Museums, in 2017.

Keglen is available with energy-saving LED lights in black and white.

The new Keglen family will be available in stores starting in September 2020.

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