Hay - Nelson saucer crisscross bubble pendant lamp

Pendant luminaire in dynamic form

The Nelson Saucer Crisscross Bubble Pendant Light by Hay is a 194-year 7. design by George Nelson He was looking for a suitable light for his office when he came across a series of silk-matt Swedish pendant lights that he found too expensive. Without further ado, he decided to create his own lamps, which corresponded to his aesthetic ideas.

Polymer coated wire frame

He used a dynamically shaped steel wire frame as the basis for his luminaire, which he coated with a plastic spray developed by the US military. The result was a thin-walled surface that let the light gently shine through. Even today, the Nelson Saucer Crisscross Bubble pendant luminaire is manufactured in the same factory as in the 1950s.

Thanks to the semi-transparent polymer, glare-free light is emitted, so that the luminaire can also be hung perfectly for the dining table or desk. It is available in various sizes, which can also be easily combined with each other.