Louis Poulsen Panthella Family

Verner Panton designed the Panthella with Louis Poulsen in 1971 with a single goal: a lamp in which every surface contributes to the light. The result is a trumpet-shaped form where both the stem and the shade act as reflectors, producing soft, completely glare-free illumination with no visible source. It has been in continuous production ever since. The family now spans the original floor lamp, table lamps in three sizes — 250, 320, and 400 — and the Panthella 160 Portable, available in a range of finishes.