Louis Poulsen Enigma 825 led Suspension Lamp

Louis Poulsen Enigma 825 is the largest version of the Enigma family, a LED pendant lamp designed by Japanese designer Shoichi Uchiyama in 2007. The fixture features seven acrylic screens suspended on ultra-thin stainless steel wires, attached to a cone and suspension rod in aluminum, either lacquered or liquid painted. This composition creates a remarkable visual effect: the shades appear to hover in the air, producing near-three-dimensional reflections that give the illusion of floating in the room. The name Enigma evokes the sense of mystery conjured by the floating screens, best appreciated when viewed from a distance.

The Enigma 825 elegantly embodies the meeting of Japanese refinement and Scandinavian simplicity, fully in tune with Louis Poulsen's design philosophy. With a diameter of 825 mm and a total height of 1550 mm, the lamp is designed for spacious, expressive interiors where a luminous design statement is called for. It is a natural fit for a living room or high-end hospitality settings where light itself becomes the focal point of the atmosphere. The light source is an integrated 57W LED with a colour temperature of 3000K (warm white), delivering warm and enveloping illumination. The luminous flux reaches 5880 lumens in the brushed aluminum version and 3401 lumens in the black version. The lamp is dimmable via a DALI system, with a universal input voltage of 100–240V, compatible with all major international standards. The power cord extends up to a maximum length of 4000 mm, offering considerable flexibility during installation. The lamp comes complete with light source, with insulation class II and protection rating IP20.