NJP wall lamp long
Louis Poulsen is following up on last year’s success with the NJP Table lamp by launching the minimalist light in two new versions for the wall and floor.
NJP resembles the classic anglepoise lamp, but boasts smart new functions intended to make it easy to adjust for work or relaxation. The designer behind this new interpretation of the architect lamp is Oki Sato, owner and founder of nendo design studio in Japan.
Oki Sato has built on the design of the NJP Table lamp and his principle of keeping things simple. In so doing, he has developed a new, developing a new bracket and a positioning module for the existing lamp. The fundamental design of the light is thus preserved, and ‘all’ that has been added are two other placement options – the wall and floor.
These new options make the NJP lamp even better suited to private homes, as decorative and functional lighting for work and reading. The light’s flexible head and arms provide exceptional adjustability, which is often lacking in standard wall and floor lights. The wall and floor options also make the light highly suitable for the bedroom, where adjustable beds are becoming increasingly common, and where it can be difficult to find the ideal position for a fixed wall light.
The solution is also well-suited for use as a reading light beside an armchair or sofa, as the flexible design means the light can easily be adjusted to provide optimal lighting. The two light intensities further contribute to creating pleasant lighting for both work and relaxation. Finally, the NJP light features an automatic switch-off function, which activates if you forget to switch off the light, helping to keep energy consumption down.
