Visual Comfort Kapoor Large Pendant | Sean Lavin | 17" Hand-Blown Glass | 2700K | Clear or Smoke

The Kapoor Large Pendant by Sean Lavin for Visual Comfort Modern is the statement version of the Kapoor collection — a 17"-diameter hand-blown glass globe on a natural brass aircraft cable that commands attention without theatrical effort. At this scale the globe's hand-blown character becomes more legible: the slight variations in glass thickness, the way light pools and diffuses unevenly through the sphere, the difference between Clear (open, luminous, honest about its light source) and Transparent Smoke (darker, atmospheric, moody). At 2700K/90 CRI the light is warm and color-faithful — right for dining rooms, double-height entries, and hospitality spaces where the pendant is the room's focal point. 5-year warranty; sloped ceiling compatible to 45°.

Designer/Brand: Sean Lavin for Visual Comfort & Co.

Specifications

• Designer: Sean Lavin
• Glass: Hand-blown by Italian artisans
• Diameter: 17"
• Finish: Natural Brass
• Glass Options: Clear, Transparent Smoke
• Light Source: Integrated LED
• Color Temperature: 2700K
• CRI: 90+
• Voltage: 120V–277V
• Dimming: ELV, TRIAC, 0-10V
• Sloped Ceiling: Yes, up to 45°
• Cord: Field-cuttable black cloth cord
• Location: Dry Listed
• Warranty: 5 years
• SKU(s): MD-VCC-700TDKPR17CNB-LED927 (Clear), MD-VCC-700TDKPR17KNB-LED927 (Smoke)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price difference between Clear and Transparent Smoke at this size?
A: Clear is $1,649; Transparent Smoke is $1,999 — a $350 premium for the tinted glass. The Smoke version commands more because tinted mouth-blown glass requires additional process steps and has higher yield loss in production.

Q: How does the Large compare to the Medium Kapoor?
A: The Large (17") is 4 inches wider in diameter — meaningfully larger in person and better suited to dining tables 60"+ wide, double-height entry halls, and commercial dining spaces. The Medium (13") is the more versatile residential size.

Q: Can I mix a Kapoor Large with Kapoor Mediums in the same space?
A: Yes — a large Kapoor centered above a dining table with two smaller Mediums at the kitchen island is a classic configuration in open-plan spaces. The shared globe form and brass finish create visual continuity across different scales.

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