VL Studio Table Louis Poulsen

The VL Studio Table Lamp by Louis Poulsen draws inspiration from a lamp originally conceived by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Radiohuset in Copenhagen in the 1940s. The term "Studio" was chosen because these lamps were used in a music studio to indicate the recording status with a red or green light. This fixture has been designed with impeccable attention to detail, following Lauritzen's artistic vision.

A table lamp of significant character, which has set a standard in lighting technology, emits a diffused light without glare thanks to the three-layered opal glass. It provides gentle illumination to the surrounding environment and is ideal for places like recording studios, professional offices, or sophisticated living rooms.