Louis Poulsen VL45 Radiohus 175 suspension

Renowned Danish architect and designer Vilhelm Lauritzen designed the VL45 Radiohus suspension lamp in the late 1930s as part of his Radiohuset project, the headquarters of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. The building was opened soon after the end of World War II, in 1945. The lamp's design continues to this day and offers excellent lighting performance while maintaining an understated and luxurious look that fits perfectly with modern interior trends. Today, the lamp is available in elegant variations of the original version in opal white, with delicate shades of pale pink, light yellow and amber.

- Finish: Polished opal glass, untreated brushed brass details.

- Materials: Polished and blown opal glass. Untreated brushed brass will form a patina over time.

- Mounting: 3x0,75mm² suspension cable. Ceiling rose included, contains driver. E27 cable length: 4.4m.

- Class: IP20 degree of protection. Insulation class I.

- Light source: E27 1x max 100W

- Dimensions: Ø175x171x246 mm