Here is a link to what we chose. It's not exactly the same as you photo, but looks very nice in person. It's BIG! Best of luck! http://www.lightinguniverse.com/products/view.aspx?sku=6201512&af=1525&cse=1525&gclid=CLHNgIfMh7UCFRRbnAod6CUA0A This post was edited by bowyer123 on Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 22:32

I'd be tempted to forgo the multiple-shade "chandelier" aspect since it clashes with the simplicity of the pendants. How about something with seeded glass that echoes the swoop of the pendants? Here is a link that might be useful: Kalco Cirrus bowl

I don't know who ate part of my sentence but the one posted makes NO sense (lol) It should have said: A "total relief"? LOL Does that mean you've found the perfect chandelier? I remember lighting being the MOST difficult (decision making) part of our remodel last year. Monica

Seconding NOT spray painting those chairs. I glanced at the pic with the white chairs before reading the post and my first thought was, "nice dining room setup, but what kind of monster would paint such nice chairs??" If you want more contemporar/white chairs, sell the wood ones and get different ones. They don't even look good in white anyway. However, if you want a glam dining room, I would recommend having elegant traditional elements in it, like wood furniture and a more ornate/not modern chandelier. The antique furniture + bold modern art is a sophisticated look I really love. I'm a traditionalist when it comes to decor and interior design, so maybe I'm biased, but I feel like a lot of the contemperary design moves in dining rooms de-formalize the space and make it feel more homey and less "glam". Not a bad thing for many people, but probably not what you want if you want glam. As for chandelier styles, I like the ones with more brass than crystal, personally, as well as shades around the bulbs. I think a good move would be to go to a lighting showroom and look at the options in person.