Throughout the years, Louis Poulsen has received numerous prizes and awards for its light fixtures and dedication to design that starts and ends with light.
We are very proud of our contributions within lighting design, which has been celebrated for illuminating and completing architectural and interior projects all over the world, while creating atmospheres that support human well-being.
Flindt Plaza was named the winner in the Exterior Lighting Category.
The Flindt Wall lamp was the winner of the Danish Design Award 2019 in the 'Feel Good' category. Flindt Wall is designed by Christian Flindt and is perfectly fit for indoor as well as outdoor. The jury said: “This is a literally brilliant example of a functional and beautiful product solving, in a sublime way, what it is supposed to do. The lamp is multifunctional, powerful and can be used indoors and outdoors. It hardly intrudes at all into the surrounding space. Design is more than just form, but this is a reminder of the importance of form. The Flindt Wall is immediately familiar and easily recognisable. This is hard to achieve.”
Flindt Wall was the Architectural Luminaire Exterior winner at Lighting Design Awards. Based on the same carved-out concept as the cylindrical Flindt Bollard, the wall-mounted Flindt Wall continues the elegant form language in the shape of a circle. The multiple effects create an attractive and a subtle-yet-strong luminance as well as a warm, inviting ambience.
Xperi was the winner of the Architect’s Newspaper’s ‘Best of Products Awards’ in 2019 in the ‘Outdoor Lighting and Electrical’ category. The jury said: “This product has both uplight and downlight functions, so it goes beyond the typical scope of a streetlight and considers more ephemeral types of illumination.”—Gabrielle Golenda
Yuh was highlighted among the many sharp and distinguished nominees in the category 'Lamp of the Year'. Yuh, designed by GamFratesi, was shown for the first time in spring at Euroluce in Milan and the interest among the industry was already there. The lamp is created as a tribute to Louis Poulsen's philosophy of shaping light. The lamp refers in a subtle way to Arne Jacobsen's geometric shapes while clearly showing GamFratesi's own aesthetics.
Our pendant Patera won 'Lamp of the year' at Design Awards 2016 in Copenhagen. Patera is designed in 2015 by Øivind Slaatto.
The designer Clara von Zweigbergk won the Bruno Mathsson award in September 2016. Clara is the designer behind our colorful pendant, Cirque.
The Flindt bollard received its second award in 2015. French I-NOVO gave Flindt the I-NOVO Eco Award. Flindt was designed in 2011 by the Danish designer Christian Flindt.
In 2014 the Flindt bollard received Elforskningsprisen from the Danish Energy Association. Flindt was designed in 2011 by the Danish designer Christian Flindt.
The beautiful Rubbie bollard received the Lighting Design Award External Luminaires in 2011 from the British Lighting Design Award. Rubbie was designed in 2010 by the Dane Peter Bysted.
In 2011 Ballerup received the ARC Exellence in Advertising Award Competition Award from the American Architectural Record. Ballerup was designed back in 1963 by the Danes P. Hougaard and C.J. Nørgaard Pedersen.
AIA explain their reason for choosing Louis Poulsen for the prestigious award in this way. The international AIA Honors for Collaborative Achievement Award therefore also has a special significance to us. The prize is awarded by the American Institute of Architects to "a company which has had a beneficial influence on or advanced the architectural profession". Louis Poulsen is the first lighting company in the world to receive the Award.
The floor lamp Snow received the German Red Dot Design Award in 2009 from the Red Dot Awards. Red Dot Awards is recognised for its quality label for excellent design.
The Aeros pendant received the German Red Dot Design Award in 2009 from the Red Dot Awards. Red Dot Awards is recognised for its quality label for excellent design.
The Collage pendant received the Adex Gold Award in 2008 from the American Adex Award for Design Excellence. The Collage pendant was designed by the Danish/British designer Louise Campbell in 2005.x
In 2008 the Enigma pendant received the Adex Platinium award from the American Adex Award for Design Exellence. Enigma was designed by the Japanese designer Shoici Uchiyama in 2005.
In 2007 the beautiful Enigma 824 pendant received the German IF Design Award from the International Forum Design GmbH. Enigma 825 was designed by the Japanese designer Shoici Uchiyama in 2005.
In 2006 the IPR14 accent received the FX Award from the FX Awards in Great Britain.
In 2006 the PH Artichoke pendant and the SPR12 accent received the gold medal by The Chelsea Flower Show in London for lighting up The Savills Garden.
The audience were excited about the Enigma pendant at the Scandinavian Furniture Fair in 2004 and credited the pendant with the Audience Award. Enigma was designed by the Japanese designer Shoichi Uchiyama.
In 2004 the Enigma pendant received the German IF Award from Industrie Forum Design in Hannover. Enigma was designed by the Japanese designer Shoichi Uchiyama.
In 2003 the wall lamp Q received the German award Red Dot Design Award from Red Dot Awards. Red Dot Awards is recognised for its quality label for excellent design.
In 2003 the Moser pendant received the French prize Coup de Coeur. The prize was awarded at the Danish Embassy in Paris. The Moser pendant was designed by the Swedish ceramics artist Anu Moser in 2002.
In 2002 the LP Charisma pendant received the Design Award from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design in the US. LP Charisma was designed by the Danish PLH Design in 2001.
In 2002 the LP Charisma pendant received the Design Award from the Designer Exhibition in Sydney, Australia. The pendant was designed by the Danish PLH Design in 2001.
In 2002 we were honored with The Golden Nail by the National Association for Building, Denmark.
In 2001 the LP Charisma pendant received the Danish Design Prize from the Danish Design Centre. LP Charisma was designed by the Danish PLH Design in 2001.
The Orbiter post light. Designed by Jens Møller Jensen. One of the best selling design light fixtures for outdoor lighting in the world. Received the Danish Design Classic Award in 2000. This prize is awarded to a product which has retained its original design and appeal for over 25 years.
In 1999 the suspended pendant Malmø T16 received the prize 'Superb Swedish Design' from the Swedish Design association.
In 1999 the Kipp Post received the German IF Award from the German Industrie Forum Design in Hannover.
In 1999 the Terminal Post received the German IF Award from the German Industrie Forum Design in Hannover.
In 1996 the wall and table lamp Baret received the Design Prize from The Southern California Chapter of the International Interior Design Association.
In 1985 the PH Artichoke received the Danish Design Classic Award. The PH Artichoke was designed by the Dane Poul Henningsen in 1958. The prize is awarded to a product which has retained its original design and appeal for over 25 years.