Chandeliers & Lamps Herman Miller

Distinguished by its well-know silhouette and stunning charisma, the Nelson Orbit Bubble Pendant incorporates a hint of softness and versatility to modern homes or residential interior spaces. With Ge more→orge Nelson's Foundation, they was able to reestablish the original Orbit Bubble Pendant in 2018. The bubble pendant light has a distinctive steel inner structure along with a ceiling plate and a adjusting 10 foot cord. It comes in a variety of sizes to accommodate any modern interior space. Shape: Round. Color: White.

Designed in 1952, the Nelson Cigar Criss Cross Bubble Pendant by Herman Miller was an important player in defining mid-century modern design, and are so iconic that they are part of the permanent coll more→ection of the MoMA in New York. Made with a spray-coated plastic originally made for the military, the Nelson Cigar Criss Cross Bubble Pendant features a bead-shaped steel frame that is slightly visible through the shade. The shape is trimmed with Brushed Nickel, and creates perfectly diffused light through its uniquely crafted material. Shape: Oval. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller are considered icons of mid-century modern design since their introduction in 1952, featuring the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire fr more→ame. The Nelson Lantern Bubble Pendant has a frame that peaks through the plastic, creating a vertical pattern that is beautiful when the fixture is lit or unlit. The Bubble Lamps are so emblematic of mid-century modern design that they reside in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. Shape: Cylindrical. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Cigar Bubble Pendant from Herman Miller is George Nelson's 1952 design that explored how soft plastic could reshape lighting by eliminating glare while maintaining brightness. Nelson develo more→ped a technique where spray vinyl is applied over a steel wire frame, creating a taut skin with vertical ribbing that diffuses light evenly in all directions. Each lamp is handcrafted in Michigan, ensuring the sculptural oval form that made these fixtures part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. The field-adjustable cord allows for customized drop heights in various spaces. Shape: Oval. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

Upon their introduction in 1952, the Nelson Ball CrissCross Bubble Pendant by Herman Miller were an exciting collection of lamps that proposed a new kind of material application, using a soft plastic more→originally made for the U. S. military. The Nelson Ball CrissCross Bubble Pendant is made of this material, which is vigorously spray-coated around a steel wire frame to make the round shape. The slightly visible wire frame is integral to the design, which ultimately creates soft ambient light once lit. Shape: Globe. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

Its recognizable bubble shape and soft curve slopes of the steel interior structure portrays radiance and elegance. The Nelson Angled Sphere Bubble Pendant has been redeemed by the George Nelson Found more→ation, in 2018, the Nelson Angled Sphere Bubble Pendant has been reintroduced from the original classic bubble pendant. This pendant provides a ceiling plate and an adaptable cord (10 foot). Accommodates many interior spaces for living room, dining room or kitchen settings. The Nelson® Angled Sphere Bubble Pendant comes in range of sizes. Shape: Round. Color: White.

Introduced in 1952, the Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller were (and are) important lighting pieces that are definitively mid-century modern in design. The collection features organically shaped lam more→ps that were made by spray-coating a translucent plastic over a steel wire frame—a material application unexpectedly inspired by the U. S. military. The Nelson Pear CrissCross Bubble Pendant is a cylindrical shape that balloons at the center, creating a soft light source that diffuses the light perfectly. Shape: Abstract. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

Introduced in 1952, the George Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller were (and are) important lighting pieces that are definitively mid-century modern in design. The collection features organically sha more→ped lamps that were made by spray-coating a translucent plastic over a steel wire frame—a material application unexpectedly inspired by the military. The Nelson Pear Bubble Pendant is a cylindrical shape that balloons at the center, creating a soft light source that diffuses the light perfectly. Shape: Abstract. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller have reached the realm of iconic design since their introduction in 1952, featuring the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire frame. The N more→elson Saucer Criss Cross Bubble Pendant has an intricately patterned frame that peaks through the plastic, creating variation that is beautiful when the fixture is lit or unlit. Shape: Round. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Saucer Bubble Pendant from Herman Miller is George Nelson's 1952 exploration of organic forms translated into sculptural lighting. The designer developed this piece through his fascination more→with Japanese paper lanterns, reimagining their delicate pleating as permanent architectural geometry. Nelson's approach centered on creating volume through repetitive linear elements, resulting in the pendant's ribbed surface that appears to expand outward from its central axis. The design process involved wrapping plastic around a steel wire armature, producing the lamp's characteristic translucent quality and soft light diffusion. Shape: Oval. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel

The Nelson Ball Bubble Pendant from Herman Miller continues George Nelson's 1952 material exploration that updated pendant lighting construction. Nelson developed this technique by adapting military s more→pray-coating technology, applying soft plastic directly onto wire armatures to create organic forms. The innovative process eliminated traditional shade manufacturing, instead building three-dimensional forms through repeated application of material. Part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection, this piece demonstrates how industrial techniques can generate entirely new aesthetic possibilities in residential lighting applications. Shape: Globe. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed

The Nelson Ball Bubble Wall Sconce by Herman Miller are iconic pieces of mid-century modern design, and are so beloved that they can be found in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. Made more→with a spray-coated plastic originally made for the military, the Nelson Ball Bubble Wall Sconce features a spherical steel frame that is slightly visible through the shade. The shade is attached to a Brushed Nickel Arm and Walnut mount, and is adjustable left-to-right and up-and-down with the help of a long cord and counterweight. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Arm.

NOTE: FRAME ONLY. Make your bubble lamp pop by hanging multiples together with the Nelson Triple Bubble Lamp Fixture - Frame Only by Herman Miller. Its open design consists of White overlapping rods, more→Walnut ball accents, and a Satin Nickel canopy. Built to support three fixtures with a maximum diameter of 19 each. Color: White. Additional Color: White, walnut, satin nickel.

The Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller are considered icons of mid-century modern design since their introduction in 1952, featuring the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire fr more→ame. The Nelson Cigar Tripod Lamp is a white shade with a Brushed Nickel tripod base, and is a beautiful object when the fixture is lit or unlit. The Bubble Lamps are so emblematic of mid-century modern design that they reside in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. Finish: White.

The Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller are beloved pieces of mid-century modern design. Made with a spray-coated plastic originally made for the military, the Nelson Saucer Wall Sconce features a di more→sk-shaped steel frame that is slightly visible through the shade. The shade is attached to a Brushed Nickel Arm and Walnut mount, and is adjustable left-to-right and up-and-down with the help of a long cord and counterweight. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Arm.

The Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller are considered icons of mid-century modern design since their introduction in 1952, featuring the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire fr more→ame. The Nelson Propeller Bubble Pendant has an intricately patterned frame that peaks through the plastic, creating variation that is beautiful when the fixture is lit or unlit. Shape: Abstract. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Cigar Bubble Wall Sconce from Herman Miller showcases George Nelson's 1952 exploration of spray-coated plastics originally developed for military applications. Nelson created an adjustable more→mounting system with a walnut backplate, brushed nickel arm, and counterweight that allows the shade to move left, right, up, and down via cord adjustment. The bead-shaped steel frame remains slightly visible through the plastic coating, creating a subtle texture. This piece became part of MoMA's permanent collection for its innovative use of materials and functional flexibility in directing light where needed. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Arm.

An iconic design from an iconic designer. Created by George Nelson, the Nelson Pear Wall Sconce from Herman Miller makes a great addition to any room. Its Mid-Century Modern design works well with a v more→ariety of decor styles, from casually transitional to ultra-modern. This fixture's innovation sits in its form- taut plastic coats the Steel wire frame, ensuring durability and a clean look. Ideal for application as an accent light in living rooms or near bedsides as a reading light. Color: White.

First introduced in 1952, the Nelson Apple Bubble Pendant by Herman Miller were an exciting collection of lamps that used a new kind of material that was surprisingly inspired by the U. S. military. T more→he material is a soft plastic, which is vigorously spray-coated to create the Nelson® Apple Bubble Pendant, a hanging lamp that is characteristically comforting in its light output. Shape: Bowl. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

Introduced in 1952, the George Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller were (and are) important lighting pieces that are definitively mid-century modern in design. The collection features organically sha more→ped lamps that were made by spray-coating a translucent plastic over a steel wire frame—a material application unexpectedly inspired by the military. The Nelson Pear Bubble Pendant is a cylindrical shape that balloons at the center, creating a soft light source that diffuses the light perfectly. Shape: Abstract. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Bubble Lamps by Herman Miller have reached the realm of iconic design since their introduction in 1952, featuring the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire frame. The N more→elson Saucer Criss Cross Bubble Pendant has an intricately patterned frame that peaks through the plastic, creating variation that is beautiful when the fixture is lit or unlit. Shape: Round. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel Trim.

The Nelson Saucer Bubble Pendant from Herman Miller is George Nelson's 1952 exploration of organic forms translated into sculptural lighting. The designer developed this piece through his fascination more→with Japanese paper lanterns, reimagining their delicate pleating as permanent architectural geometry. Nelson's approach centered on creating volume through repetitive linear elements, resulting in the pendant's ribbed surface that appears to expand outward from its central axis. The design process involved wrapping plastic around a steel wire armature, producing the lamp's characteristic translucent quality and soft light diffusion. Shape: Oval. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed Nickel

The Nelson Ball Bubble Pendant from Herman Miller continues George Nelson's 1952 material exploration that updated pendant lighting construction. Nelson developed this technique by adapting military s more→pray-coating technology, applying soft plastic directly onto wire armatures to create organic forms. The innovative process eliminated traditional shade manufacturing, instead building three-dimensional forms through repeated application of material. Part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection, this piece demonstrates how industrial techniques can generate entirely new aesthetic possibilities in residential lighting applications. Shape: Globe. Color: White. Finish: White with Brushed

Design by George Nelson, 1952. Produced by Herman Miller. Handcrafted in Michigan, USA Without question, the Nelson Cigar Lotus Table Lamp is a tried-and-true standard of the modern vocabulary. George more→Nelson designed the first lamps in 1952. These lamps, with their simple sculptural shapes, are constructed of an innovative taut plastic that coats a steel wire-frame. Nelson's unique design and ingenious use of materials prove to eliminate glare and provide an abundant, yet diffused light. A quality which alone is unique to this material. From the forming of the wire-frame, to the spraying of the vinyl form, one-by-one, each Bubble Lamp is constructed to last decades and each Bubble Lamp is