OJ table lamp has been created for Louis Poulsen by the Danish designer Ole Jensen. Ole Jensen is renowned for his “self-explanatory” designs. No one doubts the use of his designs – they literally enlighten us about it. So what could be more natural than him trying his hand at creating a light fixture. Actually, he ended up with all of three fixtures: a table lamp, a wall fixture and a floor lamp. To simplify things, they are all called OJ, the designer's initials. The table lamp is made from steel and has the largest shade of the trio. Its height ensures excellent illumination of table surfaces. To disseminate lighting optimally, its shade has the widest sloping angle of the three variants. Ole Jensen’s revolt against the necessary evil - cables issuing from the foot of a fixture - is an amusing detail: the cable forms a part of the fixture design.