Louis Poulsen Bysted Garden Outdoor Lamp

Louis Poulsen Bysted Garden outdoor lamp design by Peter Bysted. Bysted Garden joins the iconic Bysted, designed by Peter Bysted in 1975. The idea behind the bollard design was to place the screens to create an interesting pattern on the ground. The choice of corten steel as a material was revolutionary for the time and is still an important component of the product's identity today. Bysted Garden is an almost identical but smaller version of the original Bysted bollard, perfected for immediate installation that greatly improves the quality of light in commercial and residential outdoor spaces. The smaller version design is based on the same concept as the original Bysted with four rings that redirect the light downwards, while they shine at night and give the product individuality and character. Small changes have been made to the original Bysted design.

The bolts above the garden fixture have been removed for a more streamlined and minimalist look. The standard Bysted Garden is available with corten color or aluminum finish. The luminaire has been developed in resistant cast aluminum which does not create patina over time. Available in two different heights, the Bysted Garden allows for a wider range of installations, from entrance areas to rooftop terrace planters. Bysted Garden is connected to an adapter, which can power up to four bollards, with a maximum distance of 30 meters from the last bollard. The device can really stand out in single and multiple installations. It is perfect in a natural setting or in an urban garden, where it will create an attractive atmosphere.