Panthella 160 Portable Lamp V3

The Panthella lamp design is one of Verner Panton's most significant designs, reflecting the Danish architect's larger-than-life personality. He aimed to create an organic-shaped lamp that provides 100% glare-free light, with both the stand and the shade serving as light reflectors.

The Panthella 160 Portable lamp now features a button integrated into the top, inspired by the playful and experimental Danish architect Verner Panton. Simply touch the top nut to adjust the brightness and turn the light on or off.

Take your new Panthella 160 Portable lamp anywhere and enjoy hours and hours of light. It can be recharged using a USB cord and has a more durable, replaceable battery for extended usage. When fully charged, it provides approximately 8,5 hours of light at 100% and up to 79 hours when dimmed to 10%.

Details
  • Category
    Table Lamps
  • Range
    Louis Poulsen
  • Designer
    Verner Panton
Specifications
  • 16 D x 16W x 24Hcm
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