Bubble Ball Wall Sconce

$200.00

Intro A plug-in wall sconce with a swivel hinge and adjustable cord — no electrician needed, no fixed position. The Ball Wall Sconce brings mid-century modern warmth to any room, letting you redirect the light without removing the shade from the wall. Design story “In 1952, a set of Swedish hanging lamps were introduced into the American market. George Nelson was impressed enough to want one for his office. Their expensive price prevented him from buying one — but also inspired him to design his own. The result was a series of lamps with elemental, spherical shapes: a rounded apple,…

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Description

Intro

A plug-in wall sconce with a swivel hinge and adjustable cord — no electrician needed, no fixed position. The Ball Wall Sconce brings mid-century modern warmth to any room, letting you redirect the light without removing the shade from the wall.

Design story

“In 1952, a set of Swedish hanging lamps were introduced into the American market. George Nelson was impressed enough to want one for his office. Their expensive price prevented him from buying one — but also inspired him to design his own. The result was a series of lamps with elemental, spherical shapes: a rounded apple, an elongated cigar, a shapely pear, among others.”

Videos: See It In Action

Styled interior showcase: Swivel hinge & design detail

Room ambiance & cord styling

Features

Plug-In — No Wiring

59″ cord with standard wall plug and inline switch. Place it anywhere without an electrician.

Swivel Hinge

Pivot the shade to redirect light without removing it from the wall. Adjusts with one hand.

Mid-Century Classic

Inspired by George Nelson’s 1952 Bubble Lamp series — timeless spherical form with walnut and chrome.

Shape options: Available Shapes

Ball: ∅11″ × H15.7″ (28 × 40 cm)

Round Ball: ∅11.8″ × H11.8″ (30 × 30 cm)

Cigar: ∅11.8″ × H11″ (30 × 28 cm)

Saucer: ∅15.7″ × H8.6″ (40 × 22 cm)

Bulb: Bulb & Light Source

E26 base — bulb not included

Uses a standard E26 (or E27) base — the most common socket in the US. Compatible with LED or Edison-style bulbs. An Edison-style filament bulb (2200–2700K) is recommended to complement the mid-century character of the shade. Bulb not included.

Specifications

Materials

Polymer shade · Steel & metal frame · Walnut accent

Light source: E26 / E27 base · LED or Edison bulb

Voltage: AC 110–240V

Control: Inline on/off switch on cord

Pull cord switch: Power source

Plug-in · 59″ (150 cm) cord with standard wall plug

No hardwiring required: Yes — shade pivots without removing from wall

Mounting: Wall bracket (included)

IP rating: IP20 · Indoor use only · Not waterproof

Certification: North America · EU · AU · Saudi Arabia

Body finish: Chrome

Walnut: Shade finish

White polymer: Package size

L20.9″ × W17.3″ × H14.6″: 53 × 44 × 37 cm

Setup notes

No wiring required — plug into any standard wall outlet and use the inline on/off switch or pull cord to control the light.

Mount the wall bracket with the included screws. The shade clips onto the bracket and pivots on the swivel hinge.

The 59″ cord can be styled along the wall or left hanging — cord clips are available to keep it tidy.

For indoor use only. Not suitable for bathrooms or any damp/wet locations.

Downloads: FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: Is this plug-in or hardwired?

Plug-in. It comes with a 59-inch cord and a standard wall plug. No electrician or hardwiring required — just plug in and go. Control it with the inline on/off switch or the pull cord.

What does the swivel hinge do?

The swivel hinge lets you pivot the lampshade to redirect light — without taking the mount off the wall. It’s ideal for bedside reading, task lighting, or just adjusting the ambiance on a whim.

What shapes are available?

Four shapes: Ball (∅11″ × H15.7″), Round Ball (∅11.8″ × H11.8″), Cigar (∅11.8″ × H11″), and Saucer (∅15.7″ × H8.6″). All share the same Chrome and Walnut finish with a white polymer shade.

What bulb does it use?

Standard E26 (or E27) base — the most common socket in the US. LED or Edison-style bulbs both work. Bulb not included. An Edison filament bulb at 2200–2700K is recommended for a warm, mid-century glow.

What inspired the Nelson Bubble Lamp design?

In 1952, Swedish hanging lamps were introduced to the American market. George Nelson admired them but couldn’t afford them — so he designed his own. The Nelson Bubble Lamp series became iconic for its elemental spherical forms: ball, cigar, pear, and saucer shapes that remain design classics today.

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