Shade is made from a taut white plastic coating over a steel wire frame with canopy and accent finish in brushed nickel.
Nelson saucer pendant lamp.
Saucer bubble lamp pendant by george nelson from modernica bubble lamps.
The nelson bubble lamp collection designed by george nelson includes pendants wall sconces floor lamps and table lamps.
First introduced in 1952 the nelson bubble lamps by herman miller are definitively mid century modern.
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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Available in four sizes.
A tale of ingenuity.
Nelson drew from elemental organic shapes in making variations like the apple bubble pendant the pear wall sconce the lotus table lamp and the saucer pendant lamp among others.
All sizes include a 10 foot field adjustable.
The nelson saucer bubble pendant follows the same production process of the original design where a soft plastic is spray coated around a steel wire frame to achieve the shape.
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The timeless nelson bubble lamps originally designed in 1952 beautifully complement contemporary interiors.
A midcentury classic icon the modernica bubble lamp was first designed by george nelson in 1947 and was produced by howard miller from the early.
These beautiful modern george nelson bubble lamps by modernica are in the permanent collection of the museum of modern art.
The saucer bubble pendant light from nelson bubble lamps is a timeless piece that brings an elegant and airy presence to contemporary homes.
The nelson saucer bubble pendant a wide saucer shaped ceiling lamp illuminates the space around it in soft diffused light as it floats overhead.
Nelson bubble lamps designed by george nelson produced by herman miller the george nelson bubble lamp saucer pendant was designed as one of the first bubble lamps in 1947.
Designed by george nelson in 1952 this piece is as iconic as they come created by experimenting with shape and form.
The nelson bubble lamps are an assortment of lamps in various spherical silhouettes that emit an even quality of light.