Louis Poulsen PH Septima Pendant

The PH Septima is regarded as one of Poul Henningsen’s most refined pendants. When it was exhibited for the first time as a prototype at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art (now Designmuseum Danmark) in 1928, the poetic piece was publicly applauded. Based on Henningsen's three-shade system, the glass crown has four extra shades inserted between the three basic shades - all seven produced in very delicate, but robust, Italian borosilicate glass.

Louis Poulsen PH Septima pendant, clear

Ceiling lamp Septima 5, designed by Poul Henningsen for Louis

Pendant Light - PH 5/5 from Louis Poulsen

The PH Septima is regarded as one of Poul Henningsen’s most refined pendants. When it was exhibited for the first time as a prototype at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art (now Designmuseum Danmark) in 1928, the poetic piece was publicly applauded. Based on Henningsen's three-shade system, the glass crown has four extra shades inserted between the three basic shades - all seven produced in very delicate, but robust, Italian borosilicate glass.

Louis Poulsen PH Septima Pendant

PH Septima Pendant Lamp by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen

PH 4/3 PENDANT - Suspended lights from Louis Poulsen

Louis Poulsen PH Artichoke Glass Pendant by Poul Henningsen

The PH Septima is regarded as one of Poul Henningsen’s most refined pendants. When it was exhibited for the first time as a prototype at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art (now Designmuseum Danmark) in 1928, the poetic piece was publicly applauded. Based on Henningsen's three-shade system, the glass crown has four extra shades inserted between the three basic shades - all seven produced in very delicate, but robust, Italian borosilicate glass.

Louis Poulsen PH Septima Pendant

The PH Septima Pendant is a revival of Poul Henningsen's seven-shade glass crown pendant, regarded as one of his most refined designs. With optimized

PH Septima Pendant

Poul Henningsen, a Septima 4 ceiling light, Louis Poulsen

Louis Poulsen PH 3/3 Pendant

Editor's Notes, Louis Poulsen celebrates the brand’s most prolific designer Poul Henningsen by relaunching the glamorous PH Septima glass pendant.

PH Septima Pendant Light Louis Poulsen

Poul Henningsen, a 1930's components for 'PH Septima 5' pendant

Louis Poulsen PH Septima pendant, clear

The PH Septima is regarded as one of Poul Henningsen’s most refined pendants. When it was exhibited for the first time as a prototype at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art (now Designmuseum Danmark) in 1928, the poetic piece was publicly applauded. Based on Henningsen's three-shade system, the glass crown has four extra shades inserted between the three basic shades - all seven produced in very delicate, but robust, Italian borosilicate glass.

Louis Poulsen PH Septima Pendant