At last some picture of the cluster with 33 Flowerpot lamps. This model is called “D” but you could not buy it like this in the shops. Louis Poulsen, who made these lamps from 1968 and forward, provided a sketch of different model you could build with their lamps.
Today we mounted the heavy Flowerpot lamp-cluster in the basement ceiling. I guess I will have to re-arrange everything here. Maybe it would have been cool to have the lamp centered in the room with the large round Mira Romantica carpet under it.
Julian in “his lamp cabin”. The ceiling plate is now adjusted as well and I only need some strong friends to lift it up…
Everything is connected and the lamp cluster seems to work. I will try to hang it up in the ceiling soon.
Does anyone have this type of Topan lamp for sale? I am trying to find Topan lamps with this kind of difusor. The colour of the shade doesn’t matter. I also look for matte grey, green, red or black Topan lamps, even without difusor. All matte Topan lamps from Louis Poulsen are interesting.
Hope the location of the Flowerpot lamp cluster is working. I will have it centered to the left back wall.
I am getting closer and closer. This gigantic cluster (120 cm in diameter and probably over 50 kilos heavy) is almost finished. I am kind of tired to work with it so perhaps I take a little break. I need to connect all the cables together above the plate before hanging it to place.
A new picture from the purple room. Here you can see a Big Flowerpot lamp in blue, a green early Topan lamp, another Topan lamp in turquoise, A rare version of the dining wire cone chair K2, a T1 stool, a table frame with an enamel table plate in red, a rare Geometri V rug […]
A quick update. All 33 Flowerpot lamps are now into place with black fabric cord. There are some small adjustments left.