Itlrot: Just when I say I don't like shades you send this one. I like this. Avesmor: The ceiling is at least 11 ft so I can go pretty big and dramatic. Definitely no glass shades and I prefer down light (I think) Bh401: Thank you for all of these images. About two years ago I asked for a dining room chandelier idea and I bought one that looks like your number 1,6 and 7. I think they might be too close in proximity to go that similar. I'm off to search all of your links now. Thanks.

Can you stand in front of the closets and take another picture looking in the opposite direction? We can't get any sense of your style and colors with this one photo.

Are we talking about the "entry" right at the front door? Or the space up on the step up area toward the stairs. Basically, though, it's the base of the table that will somewhat define the style. The more rustic, it becomes more "Mountain lodge" and the more refined it can go modern, contemporary or even more "transitional". They are also pretty expensive so before you invest money there, figure out how much you want to or can spend now, and then start selecting things you like and create an "Ideabook" here on Houzz. That will help you "define" which style direction you like. You can "like" a number of styles, but ultimately one will become more apparent than others.

I’d worry about a solid light coloured rug in an entryway and maybe consider a black and white striped rug, which would tie in with the black iron on your staircase and hall table. You could add a black/brass fixture to coordinate with mirror also and your entrance would be really cute and welcoming. I have tried to find different rugs in either of the two sizes you referenced, but had no luck. Indoor/outdoor rug from McGee and Co below comes 5x8 size and wondering if it would fit - larger would be nicer if it did. https://www.mcgeeandco.com/products/birmingham