(Denmark) – Louis Poulsen’s Copenhagen headquarters receives considered lighting design.

Anders Straarup Jensen, Lighting Advisor at Louis Poulsen, had the challenging task of bringing together the architecture of the building and the functions of the different rooms.

Every single room and floor are illuminated in different ways, showcasing the variety of Louis Poulsen’s fixtures.

Anders Straarup Jensen, lighting advisor at Louis Poulsen, commented: “As the property is listed, it has required an in-depth understanding and respect for the building to create illumination that brings together and lifts the architecture and the functions of the different rooms. In this case, it’s all about creating illumination that is comfortable and efficient for our employees and visitors.”

Every single room and floor are illuminated in different ways, but common to them all is the focus on functionality – and then there is a connecting thread in the form of the light fixtures’ colour, which is a subdued black, white and grey. 

Research shows that our bodies and minds react naturally to changes in the illumination around us. When we are exposed to higher colour temperatures and brighter light, we feel more awake and become more alert.

However, it’s not good for us to spend our entire working day in an environment with high colour temperatures. Louis Poulsen has therefore installed light fixtures with Kelvin Adjustable, which covers a colour temperature spectrum ranging from 2,700 to 5,700K, making it possible to simulate daylight from morning to evening, while also being able to vary the brightness (lux) during the day.

Products featured include: Above, Flindt Wall, LP Circle Suspended, LP Slim Round Suspended, Munkegaard, NJP Table, Panthella Floor, Panthella MINI , Panthella Table, Patera, PH 3/2 Wall, PH 5, PH 5 Mini, PH Artichoke, VL45 Radiohus Pendant