The Bubble Lamp features architect George Nelson's fresh solution to lighting design. First manufactured in 1952 by the Howard Miller Company, this design was created by spray-coating a skeleton of steel wire with a layer of translucent plastic, which cuts glare and allows the light to shine softly through. Featured in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. California company Modernica is faithfully reproducing the bubble lamps to exact specifications, using much of the original factory tooling.  The Bubble Lamp Sconce includes a 2" thick walnut wall mount, a brushed nickel arm that extends approximately 20", and  an adjustable plug-in cord with counterweight.  150W max UL rated.