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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, Nelson''s "ball light" and ball wall light were born. Bulb (not included): LED, CFL, or incandescent; E26 base; 150W. UL Listed. ' | Herman Miller Nelson Ball Wall Sconce in White
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Nelson Ball Wall Sconce
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, Nelson''s "ball light" and ball wall light were born. Bulb (not included): LED, CFL, or incandescent; E26 base; 150W. UL Listed. ' | Herman Miller Nelson Ball Wall Sconce in White
$ 595 MSRP
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