I saw this chandelier at Stoney River steak house in Louisville! I want it so bad for my foyer? Can someone help me find it. Thank you!!

You can not select without the ACTUAL plan for the bath, with all elements size considered. A Path between vanity and shower? that had better be a wide one, as there are codes for hanging lights near bathing. A "plan" is all of it......., layout ,dimensions, finishes, flavor. There is no such thing as "roughly" , INCHES matter to the extreme, as does all the rest. Your buggy is out front of the horse.

#1 #2 #3 I lovethis one. Can you post more photos of the foyer? It's hard to get a sense of what will look good because you show so little of the space but the foyer and the dining room look like they belong in two different houses. I think the third chandelier would go great with what is shown of the blue room and its furnishings so I assume it will match the foyer as well.

4000k K led in a dining room????? Is this a table in the morgue or I didn't read the dilemma?! To the OP.... Do you need to do paper work at this table? Please clarify for us, how you are using it. Dining is a subtly light situation, not to be confused with the cafeteria in a middle school . Do you need light pointing down on the table for homework, morning coffee, tax prep? Tell us. In that case you buy a fixture with shades, to point the light down onto the table surface, rather than dispersing across the room. If you have room for a shallow depth console beneath art where the mirror is now? Add two table LAMPS! Still need more? Augment with recessed near the window end of the room. But I will take the liberty of speaking for many: Not all rooms need, nor should be lit via cold , austere, 4000k led lights. I would be not be likely to suggest you get some of my lovely soft pink sixty watt bulbs for a morgue or surgical center, but I will spare two for your bedroom : ) Be vary wary of single solution answers to multi faceted issues. Rarely will there be ONE answer.