AJ Table Lamp

Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) was a pivotal figure in modern architecture and design, renowned for his ability to blend form and function seamlessly. Trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Jacobsen was deeply influenced by the Bauhaus movement and the modernist principles of Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe. His architectural works, including the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen and St. Catherine's College in Oxford, are celebrated for their minimalist clarity and attention to detail. Jacobsen's work transcends architecture, with his designs for the Egg and Swan chairs becoming iconic symbols of mid-century modernism.

Jacobsen’s approach to design was holistic, often creating entire environments down to the most intricate details, a concept known as gesamtkunstwerk. His creations, such as the AJ Lamp and the Ant Chair, reflect his commitment to simplicity and utility, focusing on essential elements that have ensured their enduring relevance. Though his work was primarily centered in Europe, Jacobsen's influence resonates globally, inspiring countless architects and designers. His designs continue to be celebrated and produced, affirming his lasting impact on modern architecture and design.

About Louis Poulsen - Founded in 1874, Louis Poulsen has established a distinguished reputation for creating timeless, high-quality lighting through collaborations with leading Danish designers. Known for their commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, the brand's designs are celebrated for their enduring elegance and innovative functionality.

Poulsen's collaborative approach involves working closely with architects, engineers, and lighting designers to produce bespoke solutions that enhance the character and atmosphere of residential and commercial spaces. While many of their iconic fixtures began as tailored designs for specific projects, these versatile designs have transcended their original contexts to become staples in Louis Poulsen's distinguished collection of fine lighting.