Thanks all for the replies. My 1st pick was the top one with the round balls. I was told that this was only available as pendant style, not a flush mount which we needed as only 8ft ceilings. The 2nd one was available as flush mount or pendant style. However, I contacted the company (supplier) this am and they said they carry in both formats. I've since called the store and am waiting to hear back if I can exchange or if this will be special order and a lot more $$. (Note the flush mount drops 1'' from ceiling vs. pendant which can drop from 6'' to 42''. Fixture is going over either our bed or a coffee table. DH preferred the flush mount style given height restrictions which is why we ended up with my 2nd choice with the non-round drops We'll see what if find out from the store.... Thanks again:)

Carol, have you taken a white plastic bag and stuffed it to the size of the Possini Chandelier I posted, and hung it to see visually how it will look? It's 28" high. If your ceiling is 11', and you hang that chandy with approx 20" of chain, the light itself will be between 7 and 7.5 ft off the floor - a good height for an entry chandy. The fixture takes 6 60watt bulbs - more light than your old fan put out for sure. You definitely want to have a dimmer on this fixture. And I agree with BusyBee that sconces in this area will be definite overkill. I'd save the sconce budget for places that you'll want other lighting. If you're still undecided you can have the electrician run the wiring and bury it in the wall where you would like sconces, and not put a hole in the drywall. If you find later that you still want the sconces you can add them without any more trouble than opening up the hole in the drywall and accessing wiring.

Hello, In addition to hand-building copper lanterns, Bevolo also has iron chandeliers and vintage fixtures. We offer a complementary design serviceand can scale out the proper size fixtures for your rooms, based on your ceiling heights/table dimensions. From your picture I think our Spanish Stables No.006 chandelier would look great over the table. Another option that would work well is the Square Hanging Light. Also, we have a pendant option that is very similar to what you have pictured for your peninsula, called the Barber Shop pendant. When mounting over a table we typically recommend the bottom of the fixture be at 3'-4' above the table. Let us know if we can help you. Happy decorating! -Kiley @ Bevolo

Sorry not getting a feel for this space at all. Waht is that huge indent in the wall for? That spot for dining is going to be horrible seating for anyone except kids Maybe take some pics from further back or a to scale floor plan , anything that gives a better feel for the space