Every time I see George Nelson's iconic, 1947 Bubble Lamps, I love them more. They're so incredibly simple in form, and yet so beautifully sculptural.
Just one Bubble Lamp in a gorgeous setting is enough to take my breath away -- so the image above completely knocked the wind out of me. It's from the new issue of Domino, featuring clothing designer Lisa Perry's super-colorful and graphic Long Island beach house, where she hung fourteen of Nelson's classic light fixtures in the dining room.
Hey, if I had 18-foot ceilings and $4,300 to buy and install more than a dozen of these babies over my dining table, I'd do it too.
For now, though, I'll just drool over this picture.
(Photo by Douglas Friedman for Domino magazine.)
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Objects of Lust: George Nelson Bubble Lamps
Posted by Leah at 11:47 AM
Labels: Bubble Lamps, Bubble Lights, Domino magazine, George Nelson, lighting, Objects of Lust
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2 comments:
What a fun, happy room this it.
I love, love, LOVE Nelson bubble lamps. My favorites are the saucer and cigar.
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