I think crystal chandeliers are lovely and can work with a lot of styles. If you get that one, I would lower it more than the one you have and let the mirror reflect the sparkle.

Thank you for the response cyn. I agree, the PO has the light too high.

I think you can add crystal to your room. I'm just not sure that is the right one for you. Maybe something with a little more presence.
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dee, I am worried that the light may not be beefy enough. Hmmm....

Because of the obvious length of your table and many chairs, you could look for a longer horizontal light, here's 2 examples, but you choose what works for you, of course.

Ooh, I like the idea of a rectangular piece! Could be very cool and unexpected-which I tend to like! :)

Here's the chandy dazzlemewc is considering:

IMO, it's too Mediterranean for your DR. The one deeinohio posted has simpler lines yet is very striking. It's the right balance of bling & strong line. Where's the link, dee?!

The mirror is fine: right scale, adds light, sparkle & depth.

I like the fixture dazzleme is looking at...but...I'm really liking the one suzieq posted!! Love the rectangular dimension and this would be better with your table. Very cool and chic:)

lisa, I love the lights that suzie posted, too. I think though, I'm not chic enough lol.

What about these? Any votes?

No bling, but I think it works with the table...

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Franklin-Iron-Works-42-and-three-quarter-inch-Wide-Island-Chandelier__p7862.html

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Belcaro-Collection-25-and-one-half-inch-Wide-Six-Light-Chandelier__87940.html

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Fredrick-Ramond-Bella-Donna-6-Light-Chandelier__k5233.html

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Marquette-Collection-Six-Light-Chandelier__98202.html

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Kelham-Hall-Collection-27-inch-Wide-5-Light-Chandelier__k5010.html

Maybe too whimpy?

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Treville-Collection-Six-Light-Island-Chandelier__02042.html

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Thanks

This is what I would love! May be a little too much, though, but gets great reviews and would look so pretty, I think.

Here is a link that might be useful: modern bling

That's a gorgeous light cyn, but my husband wouldn't like it lol.

cyn..why pay $800 when you can get the same effect for a little over $300, the ones I posted above are both under $200, and $2.97 shipping ya'll need to check out overstock.. here's one just like
Bling $322.00:

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I like that one, too susieq!