21 results for "Artichoke Lamp White" between $300.00 and $10,000.00

Poul Henningsens most famous contribution to society is probably the Artichoke Lamp, a spherical, plant-like form. Also known as the PH Lamp, it was created in 1958 and expressed his enthusiasm for functionalism and the natural living that he advocated so passionately. Pouls accomplished goal was the creation of the contemporary organic design of the artichoke lamp, functioning to diffuse the harsh elements of the electric interior hanging lamp. The original design was commissioned for use inside...

IMPORTANT: Base height equals table top to bottom of shade. Total height is base height plus shade height.

This reproduction is inspired by the Artichoke Pendant, a light fixture originally designed by Poul Henningsen in 1958. The design centers on a 360-degree glare-free light created by leaves, that resemble an artichoke. The light is directed and reflected upon leaves until it illuminates the entire artichoke.

Artichoke Lamp in Gloss White or Satin Black by Barbara Cosgrove A traditional shape in two uber-chic finishes. Go glam with this great artichoke lamp in a fabulous gloss finish BODY/FINISH: Resin HEIGHT: 15" BASE DIAMETER: 6.5 x 6.5" SHADE: #17HBL2 / #17HNT MATERIAL/FINISH: Silk-Like Fabric on Parchment HEIGHT: 10" TOP: 17" BOTTOM: 17" Standard is 3-5 business days to ship out and receive tracking information. Free shipping to the 48 contiguous states. Tell your friends!

The Spiked Artichoke Lamp makes a bold style statement. Handmade of papier-mache from recycled materials by artisans in Haiti. The base comes in white (as shown) or in your choice of several low-VOC paint colors. Shade is a white painted paper. Compatible with a three-way bulb.

The fixture provides 100% glare-free light. The 72 precisely positioned leaves form 12 unique rows of six leaves each. They illuminate the fixture as well as emitting diffused light with a unique pattern. The fixture provides decorative and comfortable lighting. Lamp is available in copper brushed and lacquered, stainless steel brushed and lacquered, or white wet painted. Leaves created in die cut copper, laser cut stainless steel, or die cut steel. Frame created in high lustre chrome plated...

Poul Henningsen couldn't really call himself an architect, but he absorbed the popular architectural mantra called "functionalism", being debated in high-level circles of the heavy hitters. Agreeing that it was not enough that something worked, it needed to function most efficiently first, he began his quest to prove his theory when he designed the PH-Lamp in 1925. He justified the unhappy aesthetics by calling it a "simple lamp which used the breakings of light." From this modest beginning...

The PH Artichoke is a 360 degree glare free arrangement of overlapping reflecting panels (artichoke leaves) fabricated from baked white gloss enamel over steel or in brushed stainless steel both with matte white underside reflective surfaces. "The leaves" are supported by vertical chromated steel struts terminating to a mirrored baffle. The electrical assembly is concealed by a chrome plated mirror image collar.

The PH Artichoke is a 360 degree glare free arrangement of overlapping reflecting panels (artichoke leaves) fabricated from baked white gloss enamel over steel or in brushed stainless steel both with matte white underside reflective surfaces. "The leaves" are supported by vertical chromated steel struts terminating to a mirrored baffle. The electrical assembly is concealed by a chrome plated mirror image collar.

The PH Artichoke is a 360 degree glare free arrangement of overlapping reflecting panels (artichoke leaves) fabricated from heavy gauge pure copper (lacquer coated) with matte white underside reflective surfaces. "The leaves" are supported by vertical chromated steel struts terminating to a mirrored baffle. The electrical assembly is concealed by a chrome plated mirror image collar.