Have you looked at Hubbardton Forge's large chandeliers? They have beautiful lighting in the craftsman/transitional style. They are pricey but not the style number or name and you can often find sales at lampsplus.com and other online lighting retailers. My dining room chandelier is from VF. Here is a link that might be useful: Hubbardton Forge

https://www.curreycodealers.com/p-5574-broxton-orb-chandelier.aspx?EID=152&EN=Category#.Wgurh1tSzIU https://www.curreycodealers.com/p-5346-grayson-lanternsemi-flush.aspx?EID=152&EN=Category#.WgurvltSzIU my favorite if you like color https://www.curreycodealers.com/p-5341-carousel-lantern.aspx?EID=152&EN=Category#.Wgur_FtSzIU well you're probably familiar with their website..go though it and let us know if you had something else in mind, or specifics of space etc

I wouldn’t put a chandelier there, and I am not a lover of semi-flush mounts. In your situation, add the length and width of the space for the proper size of the fixture. I like the second one a lot…because it looks like it is floating because of the light reflected on the ceiling. ShadesofLight.com

HU-187528210 I did think about getting a taller light......the two tier circular chandeliers are double the price of the one tier...but I do like them! I was hoping to stay under $1,000. Thank you for the photos, those really help with be able to visualize how it would look. Any other suggestions would be great. decoenthusiaste I agree that the foyer chandelier goes with the style of my home in the pics........but I just completed a kitchen remodel and the lighting in there is pretty modern. I also just changed out the light in the dining room....so I am wondering if I need to change out the foyer light to go with my newly updated lights. I'm stumped.... New dining room light below Old dining room light below (should I have kept it?? Still have it)