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What’s new: Louis Poulsen’s FJ Elements

The Elements collection includes both a table lamp and a pendant, available in various color combinations.

Louis Poulsen brings back the Elements lamps by architect Finn Juhl, first designed in the 1960s. As the days grow shorter, the luminaire series' understated elegance lights up the season – making it all too easy tofallfor their timeless charm!

FJ ELEMENTS LAMPS uncover a lesser-known facet of Finn Juhl’s legacy. Celebrated worldwide for his sculptural furniture, the architect also ventured into lighting – and the outcome was nothing short of luminous.

The Elements series captures that rare spark: elegant, understated, and unmistakably Juhl.

The clean-lined pendant is easy to picture above a dining table, whether on its own or arranged in a cluster of a couple of luminaires.

Every detail of the lamp reflects the uncompromising craftsmanship that defines the Danish designer.

In the Elements collection, his sculptural design language combines seamlessly with function, resulting in pieces that resonate with the same timeless relevance today as they did sixty years ago.

Juhl designed the Elements lamp in 1963.

The shade of the Elements lamp consists of two interlocking parts, with the outer section sliding to direct the light exactly where you want it.

A wide range of color options offers the perfect match for every space and atmosphere.

The shade of the lamp is composed of two interlocking parts, with the outer element sliding smoothly to direct light exactly where it’s needed.

Soft light filters gently upward through the gap between shade and frame, while a discreet diffuser shields the bulb to create a glare-free glow that fills any space with calm and harmony.

Juhl’s classic Scandinavian aesthetic and functional approach make the Elements lamp a timeless choice for both private homes and public spaces alike.

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• All new arrivals by Louis Poulsen >

Text: Susa Pääkkönen Images: Louis Poulsen

Published on 15 Sep, 2025

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