Hay Nelson Ball Bubble Pendant, M

Description

The lamp is designed to satisfy the lighting needs of the 21st century. It is a product of a steel-wire skeleton which is coated with an off-white self-webbing plastic polymer. It is accompanied by a steel ceiling plate that gives it a unique and pleasant look. It is a product of a steel-wire skeleton which is coated with an off-white self-webbing plastic polymer. It is accompanied by a steel ceiling plate that gives it a unique and pleasant look. This robust lamp is produced with quality in mind, it is a product of standard materials and competent hands. The Nelson Ball Bubble Pendant is available in three sizes such as small, medium or large. It promises safety, long life span and quality. The Lamp illuminates softly on your eye thereby making it suitable for a variety of purposes like reading, lighting or decoration. This Nelson Ball Bubble Suspension Lamp is available in three sizes to fit into the various sizes of your interior be it small or large. The round sphere lamp fills any interior with a diffused, warm light. The lamp can be placed individually or in a cluster of the same lamps to give your space a delicate look while emitting soft and sufficient light for your surroundings. It gives your interior a refreshing and delicate look during the day night. The designer, George Nelson was inspired by the design of silk-covered Swedish hanging lamps when he originally designed the Bubble Lamp series in 1952.

Key Features

• The lamp is designed to satisfy the lighting needs of the 21st century.
• This Nelson Ball Bubble Suspension Lamp is available in three sizes to fit into the various sizes of your interior be it small or large.
• It is accompanied by a steel ceiling plate that gives it a unique and pleasant look.
• It is a product of a steel-wire skeleton which is coated with an off-white self-webbing plastic polymer.
• This robust lamp is produced with quality in mind, it is a product of standard materials and competent hands.
• The designer, George Nelson was inspired by the design of silk-covered Swedish hanging lamps when he originally designed the Bubble Lamp series in 1952.