Nelson Ball Wall Sconce Bracket

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.

Product Dimensions:

• Height (in): 16⅝
• Width (in): 12⅝
• Diameter (in): 12¾
• Depth (in): 15¾
• Weight (lbs): 7
• Cord Length (in): 12
• Shade Diameter (in): 12¾
• Max/Min Wattage: 150
  

Key Features:

• Provides soft, glowing light.
• Translucent plastic polymer shade with visible steel infrastructure.
• Organic shape.
  

Materials:

• Steel frame
• Translucent plastic polymer shade
• Brushed, nickel-plated steel details
  

Designer:

• George Nelson