Louis Poulsen - Panthella 160 Portable rechargeable LED table lamp

Iconic Panthella with technical improvements

The Panthella luminaire was designed by Danish designer Verner Panton in 1971 and has since become an iconic example of modern Scandinavian design. Panton was known for his creative approach to organic forms and his visionary use of color and light. The Panthella embodies his idea that both the shade and the base should act as reflectors to distribute the light evenly throughout the room. The characteristic, mushroom-like shape of the luminaire and the soft lines make it a timeless design classic that has lost none of its relevance to this day. With the new V3 version, Louis Poulsen combines the design history and functionality of this iconic luminaire with the requirements of modern, mobile lighting.

The Panthella 160 Portable rechargeable LED table lamp from Louis Poulsen , designed by Verner Panton, is now available in the updated version V 3. It combines the classic design with modern technical improvements that make it even more attractive and durable.

The Panthella 160 Portable V3 is an aesthetic and technical advancement that impresses with its improved usability, longer battery life and greater choice of colors.

More details:

The differences between version V2 and the new version V3 include several practical updates:

• Design and operation: V3 remains true to the iconic design, but has a new touch button on the top for gradual dimming (0%, 10%, 33%, 100%) and on/off switching, without an additional switch.
• Battery life: The battery life has been extended from 5 hours in V2 to 8.5 hours at 100% brightness in V3.
• Material and light control: V3 only uses polymer shades of uniform thickness and does not use metal versions. It is also charged via USB-C (no QI charging).
• Color selection: V3 offers an expanded color palette, including new opaque and opal shade options.