20-Light Glass Pendant Chandelier s.luce Belluna, Multicolor, 120 cm Canopy

s.luce Belluna 194085 combines twenty suspended lights with clear, cognac-brown and smoked glass. This multicolour version uses two shade diameters, 14 and 24 cm. Inside the rounded, mouth-blown outer glass shells are elongated satin-finished diffusers with a bell-like outline.

Plan around the canopy and the drop

The circular ceiling canopy measures 120 cm across and 4 cm high. Its suspended elements form a three-dimensional cascade rather than a narrow line of pendants. Compare that canopy diameter with the clear ceiling area, then consider the space available beneath it for the glass shades.

The maximum suspension is 500 cm. The manufacturer allows the textile cables to be shortened during installation, so the individual hanging levels can be adapted to the room height. The stated glass-body heights of 35 and 45 cm are not the overall height of the chandelier. When planning the arrangement, account for the lowest shade as well as the ceiling position, particularly above stairs or an open circulation area.

Choose the bulbs separately

The twenty light points use E14 and E27 fittings. Bulbs are not included, so brightness and colour temperature depend on the sources you select. The colour of the outer glass does not establish a fixed light colour. The satin-finished inner elements screen a direct view of the sources and create the layered shade construction visible in the product photographs.

Dimming is possible with suitable bulbs. If adjustable brightness is required, match the selected sources to a compatible control method; the chandelier body alone does not determine a dimming range or a fixed lumen output.

A modern cluster for tall interiors

The manufacturer identifies tall, open rooms and stairwells as suitable settings. Consider this version for a high-ceilinged living room, an open mezzanine or a spacious entrance hall, provided the cascade leaves the necessary clearance below. Black cables and the flat canopy give the group a restrained modern framework. Alternating two glass sizes creates a different visual rhythm from a cluster made entirely from small, identical shades.