Louis Poulsen Yuh Terra Floor lamp 24 cm white

The VL Studio family originates from a lamp designed by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen for Radiohuset (The Radio House, the headquarters of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation) in Copenhagen in the 1940s. The name "Studio" was chosen because some of the lamps were used outside the studio to indicate - with a red or green light - whether recording was in progress. Vilhelm Lauritzen was the architect of the Radiohuset, which was inaugurated in its functionalist design in 1945. The Radiohuset is a "work of art" like most of Lauritzen's buildings who designed all the interiors and every little detail for the project. During the creation of the Radiohuset, Lauritzen designed an extensive collection of lamps in close collaboration with Louis Poulsen. For this project, Lauritzen created the Studio lamp, the VL 38 table lamp (VL38), the Radiohus pendant (VL45) and the VL Ring Crown lamps. After creation in the 1940s, the lamps were produced by Louis Poulsen. Over the years, all the lamps have gone out of production. The VL45 (Radiohus pendant) and VL38 (original table lamp from the building interior) were reintroduced in 2016, the VL Ring Crown in 2019, and most recently the VL Studio lamp in 2022. The VL Studio lamp is closely related to the Radiohus suspension; both create a diffused light through the opal glass which emanates a pleasant light around the lamp. Based on the lamp head design and materials of the original wall lamp, the VL Studio table/floor lamp was introduced in 2022. It is made of lightly brushed polished brass with mouth-blown three-layer polished white opal glass. The VL Studio table/floor lamp is also available in a matte black version for a more graphic and clean expression compared to the soft and warm look of the polished brass version. The table lamp series is available in three sizes that can be placed on the ground as floor lamps or as table lamps according to different needs. The small size Ø150 has the same diameter as the original VL Studio wall lamp and can be easily placed anywhere, the medium size Ø250 is perfect as a table lamp and the larger Ø320 version is ideal for table and floor use. The VL Studio table/floor lamp adds a modern touch and a warm atmosphere to any interior with its simple, elegant and refined materials.

Lighting system

The luminaire emits a diffused, glare-free light. The three-layer opal glass distributes the light very comfortably and radiates a pleasantly delicate glow to the surroundings.

Product details

30W source G9

Other information

Surface: brushed brass with fine lines Polished opal white glass. Materials: Body: brushed brass. Glass: three-layer mouth-blown opaline glass; shiny. The brass surface is untreated. It may therefore change over time by developing a patina. Cable length: 2.5m. Cable type: white plastic with socket. Switch: Built-in switch on the cable. The glass can be unscrewed to change the source. It can be placed on the ground as a floor lamp or as a table lamp according to needs.

Dimensions and measurements

Dimensions (mm):150 ( Width) x 145 (height) x 150 (length)

Weight:1.3 kg

Mounting

The glass can be unscrewed to change the source. Cable Type: Plastic Cable. Black for the black version and white for the brass versions. Cable length: 2.5m. Ø150: integrated switch on the cable. Ø250 and Ø320: electronic dimming on the cable for adjusting the brightness of the light (requires an adequate light source).

VL STUDIO TABLE LAMPS ARE PERFECT ON TABLES IN RETAIL ENVIRONMENTS, IN THE CORNERS OF RESTAURANTS OR ON THE WINDOWS, IN HOTEL ROOMS, IN CORRIDORS AND IN BOUTIQUE HOTELS, TO CREATE A WELCOMING TOUCH OF ELEGANT LIGHTING.

The iconic studio lamp comes to life from the archives

The studio lamp takes its name from its function outside the recording studios at Radiohuset, where it indicated with a red light or green if recordings were in progress in the studio.

Bring new life to any space

The new VL Studio floor lamps are perfect for furnishing experiments interior and seem the ideal solution when combined with other designs by Vilhelm Lauritzen, for example when they are grouped to form islands of light, or alone, to give new life to any space

Perfect for every corner

Perfect on tables in retail environments, in restaurant corners or on windowsills, in hotel rooms, corridors and boutique hotels, as well as in living rooms, bedrooms bedrooms, corridors and other places that will be enhanced by the welcoming touch of elegant lighting.

VILHELM LAURITZEN

Vilhelm Lauritzen (1894-1984) is one of the most significant Danish architects; he was the pioneer of Danish functionalism. Many of its buildings, including the Nørrebro theater, the Daells Varehus department store, the Radiohuset and the first airport built in Kastrup, represented the concentrated essence of contemporary life.