Black version of the design classic PH Artichoke The fan-shaped structure makes this pendant light something very special. PH Artichoke is an eye-catcher as a design object in private homes and as a furnishing element in public halls, restaurants, concert halls and galleries, combining stylish looks and pleasant light like no other light. PH Artichoke dates back to 1958. The Danish designer, architect, critic, journalist and writer Poul Henningsen designed the pendant light for Copenhagen's Langelinie Pavillon restaurant and event hall, which was being restored and redesigned at the time. Over the years, the manufacturer Louis Poulsen has introduced numerous other versions of the light, all of which are characterised by a common structure. 72 metal leaves are arranged in twelve rows of six leaves each. The Lamp in the centre is not visible to the viewer; its light is reflected between the leaves, illuminating them and penetrating the room indirectly and glare-free.