When equipped with shades the assemblage brings light and playfulness to any space.
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George nelson inspired by a set of silk covered swedish hanging lamps designed the series in 1952.
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An ingenious and resourceful designer he went on to create the first set of nelson bubble lamps using a translucent white plastic spray a technique developed by the u s.
The george nelson bubble lamps by herman miller in the 1940s herman miller was a well established furniture company that designed and manufactured their products out of michigan usa.
This is the authentic bubble lamp produced in partnership with the george nelson foundation.
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The saucer bubble pendant light from nelson bubble lamps is a timeless piece that brings an elegant and airy presence to contemporary homes.
Nelson was inspired by a set of silk covered swedish hanging lamps that he wanted to acquire for his office but he found the price to be prohibitive.
This lamp will warm up any interior with soft light as it floats overhead.
60w max for small 150w max for others.
The timeless nelson bubble lamps were originally designed in 1952.
Resembling the soft and flowing contours of a paper lantern this piece consists of a plastic shade spun around a steel wire frame.
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Designed by george nelson in 1952 this piece is as iconic as they come created by experimenting with shape and form.
Military at the time.
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The nelson cigar bubble pendant is an elegant elongated ceiling lamp with parallel lines that accentuate its silhouette.
Part of the nelson bubble lamp series the nelson triple bubble lamp fixture provides the structure to hold a playful trio of bubble lamps sold separately.
Led cfl or incandescent.
George nelson s bubble lamps saw their initial introduction to the public with herman miller in 1952 and received wonderful applause for their design and unique characteristics.