We're just across the water from you. :-) That is a very cool fixture, but I think you're right to be concerned about its small size in the scale of your room, especially because of the 10 ft ceilings. Our entry is 8'6" x 10' with 9 ft ceilings and next to our stairway. Our fixture is about 15" in diameter by 12" in ht. The size works with the scale of the room, but the one bulb is not as bright as I'd wish it to be. Your selection may offer more down-light, though. We have nice, bright recessed lighting in the hallway directly in front of this space, and, of course, stairway lighting, but I don't think those really improve the entry lighting situation very much. Determining the right size and scale for lighting fixtures was one of the biggest challenges. I'm jealous of your Hubbardton Forge fixtures...They're, by far, my favorites, but wouldn't fit in our budget. Enjoy, and best wishes!

I would do one large fixture in the center of the entire entrance area. Preferably that will center up with the center staircase. How tall are the ceilings on the entrance? It looks like they are the full two story height. I realize how hard it is to get a picture of the entire space so if possibly draw out the floor plan of this space to give us a feel of how everything likes up and where each feature (door, window, stairs etc) are.

Here Is the other light option we would consider - however it doesn’t have a dining light that is rectangular which is needed for the dining rm , I believe This is the entry and dining rom loff to right of entryway. The temporary can is slightly visible in the dining room. If I may upload a photo of the rectangle dining light we are also considering as well. For you professional opinion of the choice given the size and space of the room In your opinion would this Dining light fixture fit the space along with the entry light we are considering? Thank you

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