Louis Poulsen Collage Suspension Lamp

Louis Poulsen Collage is a suspension lamp designed by Louise Campbell for Louis Poulsen, introduced in two versions between 2005 and 2009. Its structure consists of three layered laser-cut white acrylic screens mounted on an aluminium suspension with a satin white finish. This stratified architecture generates infinite combinations of decorative patterns, eliminating glare and mimicking the natural filters through which sunlight diffuses into interior spaces. The outcome is a continuous interplay of light and shadow that shifts appearance depending on the viewing angle, making each installation a truly distinctive design element.

Collage emits symmetrical direct light projected primarily downward, creating pleasant and atmospheric illumination perfectly suited to the living room or above a dining table. It also produces a striking visual effect when installed in a group arrangement. The light source is an E26/E27 lampholder, compatible with LED or halogen bulbs up to 70 W, not included. The lamp is available in two sizes: the Collage 450 version, with a diameter of 450 mm and a height of 288 mm, and the Collage 600 version, with a diameter of 600 mm and a height of 360 mm. The suspension cord measures 3 or 4 metres depending on the configuration, and a canopy is included. The degree of protection is IP20, the insulation class is Class II, and the lamp is electrically compatible with the main international standards: EU, AUD, USA, UK and JAP. For all versions, upper and lower anti-glare screens are available as separate accessories upon request.