Visual Comfort Modern (formerly Tech Lighting) Belterra Chandelier
Belterra is Sean Lavin's lotus. Petal-shaped acrylic light guides fan out from slender stem-work, each edge-lit so the petal glows evenly across its face rather than showing a diode. The frame is deliberately minimal — from most angles you read floating illuminated petals and very little metal.
Three sizes cover a full range of rooms. The 38" (17.3"H) suits a dining table, a primary bedroom, or a mid-size entry. The 43" (37.1"H) steps up in scale for a more dramatic drop over a dining table or in a two-story stair hall. The 48" (23.3"H) belongs over a long dining table, in a double-height entry, or centred in a great room where the smaller sizes would get lost — and even the 48" at 11 lbs doesn't demand heroic ceiling structure. The 38" and 48" deliver 3,974 lumens at 90 CRI from a 50.1W integrated LED in either 3000K or 3500K; the 43" is offered at 3000K only.
The 38" and 48" come in three finishes and two color temperatures: Matte Black (700BLT38B / 700BLT48B), Polished Nickel (700BLT38N / 700BLT48N) and Hand Rubbed Antique Brass (700BLT38NB / 700BLT48NB), each available at 3000K (-LED930) or 3500K (-LED935). 3000K is the warmer, more traditionally residential choice; 3500K reads cleaner and holds up better in rooms with a lot of natural daylight. The 43" is available in Matte Black (700BLT43B) or Hand Rubbed Antique Brass (700BLT43NB), 3000K only.