PH 5 Mini Pendant Light

Name: PH 5 Mini Pendant Light
Brand: DERLOOK
SKU: 16348
Price: 198.00 NZD
Availability: InStock

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PH 5 MINI PENDANT LIGHT｜SCANDINAVIAN ICON, REFINED IN SCALE

Timeless design. Glare-free light.

A premium replica of Poul Henningsen’s PH 5 Mini, this pendant light retains the original’s signature multi-shade system — designed to diffuse light gently and eliminate glare. Its compact 30cm diameter is ideal for kitchens, entryways, bedside corners, or anywhere a smaller-scale statement is needed.

Crafted from matte-finish aluminium and suspended by a clean white textile cable, the PH 5 Mini brings classic Danish modernism into today’s interiors.

Looking for a larger size? Explore the full-sized PH 5 Pendant Light for bigger dining or living spaces.

Specifications

Shade System: Multi-layered design for soft, downward light
Material: Painted aluminium
Dimensions: Ø30 × H16.3 cm
Cable: 2m white textile cord with matching ceiling canopy
Light Source: 1 × E27 bulb (Max 60W, not included)
IP Rating: IP20 indoor use
Weight: 2kg

A compact masterpiece for soft, sculptural lighting in modern spaces.

Warranty

We Stand Behind All Our Products.

At DerLook, we take pride in the quality and craftsmanship of every piece we create. Each item is made under strict quality control standards to ensure lasting durability and satisfaction.

To uphold our commitment to excellence, DerLook provides a 2-year return-to-base (RTB) warranty from the date of delivery, covering any factory defects.

Please note that damage or defects caused by misuse, accidents, negligence, or commercial use are not covered under this warranty.

Customer satisfaction is at the heart of what we do, and our team is always here to help should any issue arise.

For further information refer to our Terms and Conditions

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Inspired By

Poul Henningsen (1894-1967) originally practised traditional functionalist architecture however switched his interest to lighting which he is most famous for, creating pieces such as the Artichoke Lamp.