PH 3/2 테이블

In 1925-1926, PH developed the three-shade system, first used in a collaboration with Louis Poulsen for an exhibition in Paris, lasting until his death in 1967. PH used incandescent bulbs to create glare-free, direct, and soft-shadowed lighting. Today, 30+ lights, including the PH 3/2 Table, belong to this family. PH didn't just design lights; he created a system with hundreds of diverse models, including table, floor, wall lamps, and chandeliers popular in the 1930s. Initially, shades were metal, painted white, gold, or silver based on light needs. Later, glass was used, brightening rooms with downward lighting. PH pioneered logarithmic spiral designs for uniform light distribution, reducing glare and shadows. Each shade is equidistant from the light source, providing even light. Model numbers reflect shade sizes. 'Pure' models like 2/2 have 20cm top shades, while 'hybrid' models like PH 3/2 Table use larger tops with smaller bases. This system was used in wall, table, and floor lamps.

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