George Nelson Apple Bubble Pendant Light Kitchen LightingBased off George Nelson's iconic 1947 Ball Bubble pendant, the Apple Bubble pendant light looks like a sculpted marble vase floating in the air. Featuring clean, rounded symmetry, this stunning apple shaped light is made from a steel wire frame coated in an innovative, taut plastic that Nelson discovered after experimenting with surplus military materials post World War II. A product of material ingenuity, it provides an abundant yet diffused light
these ceramic pieces are the embodiment of creativity
Available in two sizes and three sleek finishes
Choose between a natural birch
you can choose the perfect shade to suit your taste and complement your existing decor
you can vary the intensity of the light depending on the ambience you require
Such a classic shape complements most interiors and with its powerful and energy saving LED lamp it is sure to light up any interior with a comfortable glow
gateway pillars and entrances a dramatic effect
ideal for both interior and exterior settings
A small blue shade was added to the design
Founded on the principle that quality shouldn't be limited to the affluent
This pendant lamp is inspired by the abstract circle paintings by Wassily Kandinsky during his years at the renowned Bauhaus school in the 1920's
black laminate or walnut finish to complement your interior
