To me the 10 inch high fixture looks small for your space. The fixture is going to hang from the raised portion of your ceiling right? And it needs to be at least 6 ft 6 inches from the floor to the bottom of the fixture. How high is the ceiling where the connection is located? The math is: Width of room (in feet) + length of room (in feet) = diameter/width of chandelier (in inches). If this is where you got the 10 inches in height for the fixture, remember these are not hard and fast rules, just guidelines. You can go larger. That last ideabook I posted for you gives you lots of examples of following the rules and breaking the rules too.

I understand you want to coordinate with your wall mounted sconces and if you have an 8 ft ceiling, you don't want the fixture to hang too low, thus the 18" height limit, correct? I really like them all, but probably would select the one with the single shade. It looks like it would work very nicely in a bedroom and with your bed. eta: you might be able to find a chandelier that meets your height requirement. These are all from the Bellacor site where you can filter by height and finish: this says it's bronze, but they pictured a silver finish:

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.

Thank you. There was an LED bulb in there that now needs to be replaced. I’ve decided to replace the whole fixture so that I can use the bulb replacement pole in the future.