NELSON BALL BUBBLE PENDANT

Description

The Bubble Lamp (1952) began as a contemporary version of silk-covered ball pendant lights. Inspired by the process the military used to mothball ships, design director George Nelson fashioned a circle from steel wire, placed it on a spinning turntable, and then shot translucent plastic at the sphere until it was fully covered. Thus, the first “Nelson ball light” was born. Bulb (not included): LED, CFL, or incandescent; E26 base; 60W max for small, 150W max for others. UL Listed.

• Small: 12″ h x 12.75″ w x 12.75
• Medium: 15.5″ h x 19″ w x 19″ d
• Large: 23.5″ h x 26.75″ w x 26.75″ d
• Provides soft, glowing light.
• Translucent plastic polymer shade with visible steel infrastructure.
• Organic shape.
• Brushed, nickel-plated steel details..