George Nelson Saucer Lamp

The nelson bubble lamp collection designed by george nelson includes pendants wall sconces floor lamps and table lamps.

George nelson saucer lamp.

Saucer bubble lamp pendant by george nelson from modernica bubble lamps. 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. They also come with a side of humor as the whimsically named saucer pendant whose wide shape flowing lines and ethereal glow references a ufo aptly demonstrates. George nelson saucer from his bubble lamp series.

The saucer bubble pendant light from nelson bubble lamps is a timeless piece that brings an elegant and airy presence to contemporary homes. Bubbling up with their steel infrastructures and translucent plastic polymer shades george nelson s bubble lamps combine ingenuity with material innovation. These beautiful modern george nelson bubble lamps by modernica are in the permanent collection of the museum of modern art. 5 out of 5 stars 6 6 reviews 10 00 free shipping favorite add to rare george nelson kite table lamp howard miller mid century modocado.

5 out of 5 stars. Nelson saucer crisscross bubble pendant 395 00 495 00 335 75 420 75. Resembling the soft and flowing contours of a paper lantern this piece consists of a plastic shade spun around a steel wire frame. The george nelson saucer bubble pendant follows the same production process of the original design where a soft plastic is spray coated around a steel.

The nelson saucer bubble pendant a wide saucer shaped ceiling lamp illuminates the space around it in soft diffused light as it floats overhead. Designed by george nelson in 1952 this piece is as iconic as they come created by experimenting with shape and form. First introduced in 1952 the george nelson bubble lamps by herman miller is an iconic family of lamps that currently reside in the permanent collection of the museum of modern art in new york. 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.