Visual Comfort Alva 7-Light Chandelier | Sean Lavin | Edison LED | Customizable Cords

The Alva 7-Light Chandelier by Sean Lavin for Visual Comfort Modern scales the exposed LED filament concept to the size that anchors a serious dining room or large living area — seven pendants suspended at varying heights from a Matte Black, Natural Brass, or Satin Nickel canopy, each with a customizable cord color from the full Alva palette. The result is a substantial ceiling statement with the warmth of exposed filament light and the design flexibility of 37 variant combinations.

The warm color-dimming (LEDWD) variant shifts from 3000K at full output to 2200K at the lowest setting, making the Alva 7-Light one of the most atmospherically capable LED chandeliers in the catalog. Seven light sources provide excellent ambient output for large spaces; the color-coded cords transform the chandelier from a standard fixture into a personalized design gesture.

Why It Works in Your Space
The Alva 7-Light is scaled for dining rooms of 200+ sq ft, large kitchen islands, and double-height living areas where three light sources would be insufficient and a conventional chandelier would feel too formal. Its exposed filament character keeps it from feeling heavy or ornate — the light is warm and the form is honest, making it a design decision that ages well regardless of shifts in interior trend.

Designer: Sean Lavin | Brand: Visual Comfort & Co. (Houston, TX) | ETL Listed.

Specifications

• Configuration: 7 exposed LED filament pendants at varying heights
• Canopy Finishes: Matte Black | Natural Brass | Satin Nickel
• Cord Colors: Black | Blue | Copper | Black/White | Gray | Orange | Red | and others
• Light Source: LED 90 CRI 3000K or Warm Color Dimming LED (3000K–2200K)
• Voltage: 120V
• Environment: Indoor | Dry location
• Installation: Hardwired ceiling pendant
• Listing: ETL Listed

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Alva 7-Light differ from the 3-Light and 11-Light?
A: Same design — different scale. The 3-Light suits medium rooms and islands; the 7-Light is for larger dining and living areas; the 11-Light is the grand statement version for very large or commercial spaces. The 37 variant count on the 7-Light includes the full cord color and LED type matrix.

Q: Should I choose standard 3000K or warm color-dim?
A: For dining and living spaces where atmosphere matters, warm color-dim (LEDWD) is strongly recommended. For kitchens and work areas where consistent task light is the priority, standard 3000K is sufficient.

Q: What is the diameter of the chandelier?
A: Please refer to the Visual Comfort specification sheet for exact dimensions. As a guide, the 7-Light is designed for tables/rooms of 180–400 sq ft.

Please note: Because this item is made to order or specially sourced, it is final sale.