Designers newsmakers Stine Gam (Stine Gam) and Enrico Fratezi (Enrico Fratesi) have designed a new series of laconic lamps for Louis Poulsen.

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At the heart of the collection Yuh (from the English. You - "you") - an individual approach. Compact lights are ready to adapt to the needs of the owner. The luminaire rotates, rises and falls, so that the amount and direction of light can be adjusted without effort. The series includes a table lamp, sconces and a floor lamp in black and white. They will be available in the fall of 2017.

Enrico Fratezi and Stina Gum.

In addition to Yuh, the brand is preparing three more autumn launches, including the first historical Poul Henningsen PH 5 in the new mini-version, the elegant VL38 in black and brass, like the classic Doo-Wop pendant in the new metal surfaces.

Yuh lamps (center) at the Louis Poulsen stand at Euroluce 2017. Louis Poulsen stand at Euroluce 2017.

The Italian-Danish duo GamFratesi not only developed a new collection, but also designed the Louis Poulsen booth at Euroluce, which was held in April as part of Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2017. The white space was created under the influence of Japanese culture - or rather, origami art. Hence the folds, edges and corners provoking the play of shadows.

Louis Poulsen stand at Euroluce 2017. Louis Poulsen stand at Euroluce 2017.