Louis Poulsen Enigma 545 Suspension Ceiling Lamp with Screens

Louis Poulsen Enigma 545 is a suspension ceiling lamp of exceptional design, created in 2007 by Japanese designer Shoichi Uchiyama as an evolution of the Enigma family by Louis Poulsen. The lamp features five acrylic screens suspended on ultra-thin wires, mounted on a cone and suspension rod in brushed aluminum, lacquered or liquid painted, with a stainless steel cable. The result is a luminaire that diffuses light while creating an almost three-dimensional reflection, producing the illusion of floating screens hovering in the room. The name Enigma refers precisely to this mysterious quality: when illuminated and observed from a distance, the shades appear to levitate effortlessly.

The Enigma 545 is an outstanding choice for those seeking a light fixture that transforms the atmosphere of a space. The blend of Japanese elegance and Scandinavian simplicity makes it ideal for a living room or a bedroom, where the quality of light and decorative value are equally important. The lamp is available in two finishes: brushed aluminum with a transparent cable, or black with a black plastic cable, to suit a variety of interior styles. With a diameter of 545 mm and a total height of 970 mm, the power cord extends up to 3000 mm for maximum installation flexibility. The light source is a 40W GU10 LED (bulb included), with a colour temperature of 3000 K for warm white light and a luminous flux of 400 lm. The lamp is dimmable and compatible with EU, AUD, USA, UK and JAP voltages (100–240 V), with insulation class II and protection rating IP20.