A farmhouse with a foyer !! What a concept and with a crystal fixture . All of the choices are IMO useless lighting since they all light the ceiling except maybe the 2nd last one. Could you maybe show us some of your style in your furniture so we could give some real help.Sorry a bit of sarcasm in my mind a farmhouse never had a foyer and certainly not a crystal chandelier. You need a fixture that lights the stairs and that area so look for something bigger and maybe for less bling and more light. No Edison or chandelier bulbs. How about something like this over the stairwell with the heads at different levels and the find a single one for in front

of the door IMO a bit more farmhouse and please kitchen lighting needs to be functional so no chandeliers over farmhouse sinks.

Don't discount the drama of a simple white can light. No crystals in a farmhouse style.

@K H: I‘m confused — do you need to replace both fixtures in your photo?

@Patricia Colwell Consulting: As usual, there’s just so much wrong with your entire comment that it’s not even worth picking apart. You’ll never change. Sad.

@BeverlyFLADeziner:

No crystals in a farmhouse style.

Agree to disagree on that.

Thank you everyone. I guess I didnt give you all enough to go off of. My house style is colonial revival not farmhouse. The current fixture hanging up was in the old farmhouse. (I guess I didn’t explain that very well) The staircase will be dark cherry wood open rail and the flooring an oiled oak. I did purchase a sectional. Here is a picture of the rest of the room. It is the “formal” living. The family room is in the walkout basement.

Here is the sectional. Sorry I didnt get a full picture it is still at the store.

Still not clear. ;) You have two fixtures in your original picture: a flush-mount in the entry and a chandelier over the stairs. Which of those are you replacing? Or are you replacing both?

And can you please take a picture of the wall sconces — with them turned off?

Just the flush mount by the door is the fixture I would like to replace. Here are the sconces.

Here is a close up of the chandelier. I plan to keep it in its current location.

A really easy option would be to look for a ceiling fixture in the same manufacturers' lines as the sconces and the chandelier. You'll get the same finish and same sense of style, both of which will help unify the rooms.

I like #9 alot. Here are a couple of others to look at also.

french country semi flush mount lighting - Google Search · More Info

Quoizel Blanca Antique White Three Light Semi Flush Mount Blc1716awh | Bellacor · More Info

Ceiling fans come in a range of sizes and styles. You could use the same style fan but in different sizes in different sized rooms visible from the entry.

With those steps, you could use a ceiling fan to move the air up/down depending upon the season.

Thank you for the help everyone. We are planning to put a ceiling fan in the center of the room. None of the other rooms besides the kitchen are visible from the main entry. @ashtonchic I love the movement of both of those fixtures. @suezbell unfortunately the fixture is too close to the cased opening for a fan. Although this fall when it was warmer I opened the basement walkout and the front door and windows and got quite a wind tunnel up the stairs! We did try to design our window placement to get cross ventilation in the house because I love open windows But didn’t even consider upstairs to down.

So much better when we get info . I did say I was being sarcastic but if I had had all the info it would have been a different answer.Sammy why do you feel the need to speak for everyone else. I answered what was IMO appropriate to farmhouse style and if the OP was offended it is their place to speak to me not yours.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting no worries everyone is entitled to an opinion. I have posted a couple times on Houzz and it isn’t for the faint of heart! I’m sure everyone is getting tired of the “modern farmhouse” ;)

I also liked this foyer light but can’t track down the fixture.

Those are bell jar fixtures. There are a million versions out there. In a colonial revival type home, they are appropriate. Let me warn you that they can be a little difficult to dust or clean. That's the voice of experience speaking.

I think they are lovely.

Is there a way to move the fixture you like from there to the kitchen or somewhere else and then find lighting that has a line that goes together. I think the problem is now trying to get 3 lights to go together. I think when the lights are seen together especially in the foyer they need to match to really be right. I think the sconces can be stand alone. Maybe something like these 2 together they are from Shades of Light. Not really

a perfect match but you get the idea.

I will do that! @Patricia Colwell Consulting

@homechef59 thank you for the info. I looked up the bell lights and the price for the diamond lattice one is insane! It’s anywhere from 650-2250! At this point even though I love the bells they don’t really go with the silver chandelier that I already have. Thank you all for your suggestions. I’m going to get something that matches the chandelier.

Should I stick with flush mount or get something with a chain?

I would do closer to flush mount since you don’t want two matching chandeliers.

Well after hours of searching I think I finally found something that will work and isn't over my $300 budget for this light!

A combination of the glass in the other fixtures and the antique silvery/gold color of the other fixtures.

You never told us the ceiling height of the room? If your room is 8' that's a good fixture. If it's 9' or 10', it's too small.

Also, it's okay to mix metals.

9’ so maybe flushmount is the reason the current fixture looks to small. Not necessarily the width. Good point homechef

Truly considering #1 (the one below) and just adding some hanging crystals from it to match the chandelier.

I also found this..... it is from the same company as the chandelier but not sure if it is too modern but it is the same color and it is pretty.

Also #9 is now discontinued I can only find it without crystals or in dark bronze! Still loving #5 but it is at the higher end $516 and I can't find it for less!

And this one is pretty but alas the crystals don't match and it may be too gold. So hard to tell on the internet.

The bell jar with cut glass would be the best of both worlds, Hudson valley lighting has an amazing selection of bell jars, tho they are not cheap it would be my first place to shop the look, cut class with give you the crystal feel, well the clear glass will allow light to spill out, and the bell jar itself is the perfect homage to farmhouse glam.

Found this one too!

@RL Relocation LLC i like how you put the fixtures in the photo. I did look into the bell jars but two would be have the lighting budget I had and it is all spent up. So I was planning on spending around 250 for something to go for now.

I just use the basic paint program on my windows. What is your railing going to look like? I am wondering if you don't need to wait it out a little longer so you can see more of the finished product, as lighting is usually dead last..just a thought.

Cherry Railing we pulled from the old farmhouse will go there. These pics are before removal.

I think I have found a solution. I can’t find anything in the chandeliers or wall sconce lines that I really like or would mesh the two. I’m going to buy this fixture that is very discounted and switch out the shades with something like this and possibly dangle a few crystals from it. Then is will marry the glass sconces and the silver chandelier. It is appropriately sized and looks more like a foyer fixture imo.

I also have a Casablanca ceiling fan in the middle of this room and plan to use the same type of crystal shades on its light bulbs.

Very pretty!

sconces?

Oh boy, I just think that fixture will look in person as cheap as it is.........

Have you gone to any consignment stores?

Based on the pics you've posted, your house looks way nicer than that fixture from eBay.

https://www.crystoramalightinglights.com/product/crystorama-ascott-semi-flush-mount-5715-pw.html

https://www.amazon.com/31013-3-Light-Chandelier-Renaissance-Silver/dp/B004LWOKPY

These are all from Kichler.