If you’re looking for creative ways to illuminate your spaces, check out Louis Poulsen’s latest release: the Panthella 160 Portable, now available in 13 striking colors.
First introduced in 2021, the Panthella 160 Portable reimagines the original Panthella table lamp—designed by renowned Danish architect and designer Verner Panton in 1971—as a compact, rechargeable model. Its cordless design allows you to easily move it from room to room, brightening your favorite spaces with ease.
The original Panthella table lamp featured a translucent opal white shade. The latest edition expands the palette with a range of colors—from soft shades like rose and beige to bold hues like orange, yellow, and blue. This series also comes in various finishes, including chrome, opal, and opaque.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Panthella 160 Portable delivers exceptional functionality. A touch-activated button at the top lets users effortlessly adjust brightness or turn the lamp on and off with a simple tap. Meanwhile, its glare-free, sculptural glow provides illumination that is easy on the eyes.
From March 28 to 30, the focus_ concept showroom was transformed into the Panthella Playground—an interactive space showcasing Louis Poulsen’s Panthella 160 Portable lamps and Panthella table lamps while inviting guests to engage in nostalgic, fun activities.
Guests tested their luck at the claw machine for a chance to win exciting prizes from Focus Global. They also indulged in childhood favorites from the popcorn and cotton candy booths. To capture the moment, visitors could have their photos taken at a retro-inspired photo booth.
This playful setup reflected Verner Panton’s bold and imaginative design, offering an experience that went beyond aesthetics—allowing people to engage with design in a truly immersive way.
Established in 1874, this Danish design lighting manufacturer has been crafting iconic pieces that embody form and function. Louis Poulsen has collaborated with prominent designers like Poul Henningsen, Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton, Vilhelm Lauritzen, Øivind Slaatto, Olafur Eliasson, Oki Sato, and Anne Boysen. Each piece showcases sustainable craftsmanship, top-notch materials, and innovative designs, creating a strong legacy of timeless luxury lighting.
Louis Poulsen is distributed in the Philippines by Focus Global Inc. Visit the Louis Poulsen showroom at 10th Floor, Twenty-Four Seven McKinley, Bonifacio Global City. Taguig.
focus_ is Focus Global Inc.’s first concept store, showcasing consumer products such as lamps, mattresses, kitchen appliances, and other home essentials from renowned brands like Louis Poulsen, KitchenAid, Oster, Brumate, Tempur, Posturepedic, and Philips.
Following the Panthella 160 Portable collection display, more exciting setups will be unveiled soon, so make sure to visit the store and explore them. focus_ is located at R3, Power Plant Mall, Rockwell Center, Makati City.
Photos courtesy of Focus Global Inc.
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