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Laser Cutting #23

Wooden Pendant Lamp #3 - Laser Cutting Designs & Ideas

Fabricator: Louis Poulsen

Fabricator Description:

Parametrichouse: This is an early version of the Moon Lamp designed by Verner Panton for the Danish lamp manufacturer Louis Poulsen, produced in the 1960s. The lamellae can be placed in any conceivable position. In order to reinforce the impression of the spherical shape, each of the rings is slightly arched. It is in a very good vintage condition.

Designer: Verner Panton

Maker: Louis Poulsen

Design Period: 1960 to 1969

Country of Manufacture:Denmark

Style: Mid-CenturyPlug

Materials: Metal

Color: White

Height : 15.0 inch

Diameter: 13.8 inch

Wooden Pendant Lamp #3 - Laser Cutting Designs & Ideas

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