Louis Poulsen ceiling lights

... ensures a both attractive and glare-free downward light. Each version of the shade provides its own diffusion of light while the white inner side ensures that its light is reflected flawlessly. ...

... ensures a both attractive and glare-free downward light. Each version of the shade provides its own diffusion of light while the white inner side ensures that its light is reflected flawlessly. ...

... ensures a both attractive and glare-free downward light. Each version of the shade provides its own diffusion of light while the white inner side ensures that its light is reflected flawlessly. ...

Power: 12 W
Luminous flux: 1,052 lm
Color temperature: 2,700 K

The circular luminaire emits a combination of softly diffused, glare-free, downwardly directed light and reflected indirect light from its curved upper rings. A large angled reflector ...

The pendant comes in three sizes and is characterised by the ridges on top that allow a gentle light to exude upwards. The new, energy-saving LED version all three sizes come with a diffusor, which offers ...

The slim housing encircles and high-efficient acrylic diffuser emitting diffused primarily downward directed light. The slim body has a slight curvature and an inner curve which reduces contrast. The product family comes ...

The light distribution is symmetric and directed downwards. The opal glass cylinder provides soft light for both the ceiling and space. It also significantly reduces the angle of glare, ...

The fixture looks like a disc hovering just below the ceiling – an impression primarily created by the illuminated opening and the suspended placement of the fixture below the mounting surface. The 2-layer ...

... downlight has a 100% downward directed light distribution. With its matt reflector diffuses the light softly creating a comfortable vertical illumination. The white ring gives a subtler transition to ...

... emits diffuse and comfortable light directed downwards. The white opal disc provides an even illumination of the surface. The opal front appears to hover below the ceiling, due to its suspended placement, ...