Panthella mini

Louis Poulsen just released a Panthella mini version (€413*– $618*), a smaller variant of the well-known design by Verner Panton and I was of course very happy to be able to try out this modern table lamp in my home. I have been moving this small lamp around from the dining room to the living room into the bedroom, and love the chic, yet cozy look it gives to every room. I think these table lamps looks wonderful on a desk as well as on a window sill or sideboard.

Panthella, the king of Scandinavian design lamps

The original Panthella lamp was designed in 1971 and is available as a table and a floor version. Verner Panton was ahead of his time with the use of materials like plastic, fiberglass, steel, and plexi. When the original lamp was designed, however, the production techniques didn’t allow a metal shade to be possible, even though that was the designer’s original intention. The Panthella mini now features a metal shade after Panton’s original lamp drawings, which directs the light downwards and creates a soft and comfortable light for a very cozy effect. The LED light can be dimmed in three stages, so you can adjust it to your needs and to the time of day.

The lamp is available in eleven different colors, inspired by the colors of Panton’s latest project, the exhibition ‘Light and Color’ from 1998 in the Design museum Trapholt. 

This blog post was created with the kind support of Louis Poulsen. If you would like to know more about Louis Poulsen lighting and the other pieces in their lighting collection, have a look at their website.