Pakhus Pendant Light by Louis Poulsen

The Pakhus pendant light was designed by Erik Møllers Tegnestue in 1984 for the Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Copenhagen which is an old warehouse dating back to the 18th century. The building has low ceilings, so the designer felt the need to make a small, functional pendant that would have a warm, effective glow. The light bulb sits in the small frame and can shine both out of the top and bottom, surrounded by an anti-glare free steel ring which optimises the light flow.

The Pakhus pendant is a very useful light which can be used alone in a smaller space or in multiple in bigger spaces. The simplistic and smart design makes it a unique piece and it retains all the style from when it was originally made. Suitable for homes and architectural projects, this pendant will certainly not disappoint, being a functional and aesthetically intriguing piece.