PH 1/1 Piano Table Lamp Limited Edition 2026
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Poul Henningsen designed the first PH Piano Lamp in the early 1930s, a few years after developing his three-shade System PH. A composer himself, he conceived it as a lamp for pianists: the shades sit at the end of a long, curved stem, and a globe-shaped counterweight at the back keeps the lamp balanced. Over the years it appeared in several materials before it was discontinued and became a sought-after auction piece.
For 2026, Louis Poulsen reissues the design as a limited edition with PH 1/1 shades in four-layered, mouth-blown glass in dusty terracotta, glossy on the outside and sandblasted on the inside. Stem, base and top plate are aged brass, brushed and lacquered. A swivel joint tilts the lamp 45° backwards and 25° forwards, so it works on a piano as well as on a desk, bedside table or windowsill. The three shades give soft, glare-free light; Henningsen's initials are engraved on the switch housing.
The PH 1/1 Piano Table Lamp Limited Edition 2026 is only available from October to December 2026.
Details
| Brand | Louis Poulsen |
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| Designer | Poul Henningsen |
| Dimensions | W 41.7 × H 36.4 cm, shade Ø 16 cm, base Ø 15.3 cm |
| Weight | 4.95 kg |
| Material | mouth-blown four-layered glass in dusty terracotta, sandblasted inside; Stem, base and top plate: aged brass, brushed and lacquered |
| Style | Mid-Century Design, Scandinavian Design |
| Light source | 1 × G9, max. 30 W (not included) |
| Cable length | 260 cm |
| Cable | Dark brown textile cord |
| Switch | Cord switch |
| Tilt | 45° backwards, 25° forwards |
| IP rating | IP20 |
| Protection class | II |
| Limited edition | available October to December 2026 |
| Downloads | PH 1 1 Piano Table Lamp Cut Sheet Louis Poulsen (PDF) |
- PH initials engraved on the switch housing
Care
| Glass | Clean with a soft cloth and glass cleaner or water with a drop of detergent. Mouth-blown and coloured glass is best washed by hand. |
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| Brass | Untreated brass develops a natural patina. Dust with a dry cloth; to restore the shine use a brass polish. Lacquered brass only needs a soft, dry cloth. |