Louis Poulsen Panthella 250 mini table lamp

The Panthella MINI lamp is a smaller version of the popular Panthella Table lamp by Vernon Panton, designed in 1971. Panton intended to create a lamp in which both the foot and the screen act as a reflector, in combination with the organic shapes for which the designer Danish is famous. The vibrant colors of the Panthella MINI are based on Panton's latest exhibition at the Trapholt Museum of Modern Art in Kolding, Denmark, in 1998, and titled "Light and Color". With its low beam, the Panthella MINI is a beautiful example of Verner Panton's ability to create truly atmospheric lighting. The smaller format, with a diameter of 250 mm and a height of 335 mm, makes this lamp perfect for placement on window sills, shelves, tables and other limited surfaces.

CONCEPT - Emits comfortable, glare-free lighting. The versions with metal screen direct the light downwards and create a pleasant lighting thanks to the presence of the internal screen painted in white and the reflection emanating from the funnel-shaped stem. The opal acrylic screen gives off a pleasant diffused light to the translucent screen.

MATERIALS - Screen in injection molded acrylic or deep drawn steel. Die-cast aluminum base and housing. Injection molded opal PMMA diffuser.

ASSEMBLY - 2.5 m long plastic cable. Separate LED driver to be connected to the power socket kit (EU/US/AUS/UK plug kit). 4/8 hour timer function. Dimmable from 15 to 100%. Complete with dimmer to adjust the light intensity and switch-off timer.

SOURCE: LED 10W 2700K 589lm