Albertslund Maxi Post

Albertslund Mini Post was designed by Jens Møller-Jensen in 1963 for a residential project in Albertslund, Denmark. Albertslund Maxi was released onto the market in 1980. At the time the Albertslund post light was developed, Jens Møller-Jensen’s father was the architect for the construction project and Jens Møller-Jensen heard through him that they had settled on a particular park post light. The product design is based on an anti-glare ring, three bolts, a conical reflector and the top shade, which services as the primary reflector. The Albertslund Maxi LED version was launched in 2012.

True to Scandinavian design traditions, form follows function is a driving tenet of Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen. The form of each product is not designed for its shape but for its ability to shape the light it gives. The origin of this principle can be traced to Poul Henningsen’s three-shade system, an iconic Poulsen piece that encapsulates the dualities of light and form.

In close partnership with designers, architects and other talents including Arne Jacobsen,Verner Panton,Oivind Slaatto, Alfred Homann, Oki Sato and Louise Campbell, Louis Poulsen are a leading global manufacturer of architectural and decorative lighting. Each Louis Poulsen piece is underpinned by a glare-free approach, where the fittings reflect, reveal, expose and absorb light to create beauty and ambience.

Established in 1874.