Cottage traditional fixture below would complement the dining room‘s. It’s also light/airy, which is important given that you will be using two. Size will be important as well.

Dana - I did not try to match our foyer lights with our dining room chandelier.

BTW- We have chandelier very similar to yours and I am disappointed in the look. The bronze components are thin compared to what the online photo showed. The glass beads look fake, as well. We took them off and left the tear drop earrings (they are still on in this photo . I am considering taking the earrings off, but the chandelier really needs them. I do not want shades.

The Chateau series from fiess, does not look cheap, its has been in their line for probably 12 years now and is a staple for simple refined crystal fixtures. So don't worry about the above post.

As to the other light, bear in mind you only have a TOTAL of 2 feet drop to work with here as you really dont want the lights to hang lower than 7 foot in a hallway. and also with long halls, you do need to make sure they actually light the walkway.

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/quoizel-whitecap-11-and-three-quarter-inch-wide-mottled-cocoa-ceiling-light__18d34.html

read the comments on this one I think its really beautiful

https://www.perigold.com/lighting/pdp/hubbardton-forge-acharn-5-light-1075-semi-flush-mount-hub1143.html?piid=6338117

a semi flush bell jar would also fit your style.

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/brielle-18-and-one-half-inch-wide-brass-4-light-ceiling-light__64v94.html

could be very pretty style as well.

https://www.wayfair.com/lighting/pdp/rosdorf-park-boredale-4-light-15-flush-mount-w005062695.html?piid=1408251180

again look at the comment phots in the review section.

??? All from Houzz site

Kira Home Zurich 12" Rustic Ceiling Light, Glass Shade, Antique Brass Accents · More Info

Marya 4-Light Antique Copper Beaded Drum Semi Flush Mount Crystal Chandelier Gla · More Info

3-Light Semi-Flush Mount, Oil Rubbed Bronze · More Info

https://m.beautifulhalo.com/industrial-drum-semi-flush-light-fabric-shade-and-metal-frame-semi-flushmount-with-crystal-ball-p-387865.html

These are all some great ideas! I like that hang down drum but tone down a little bit thank you so much for the suggestions

https://www.houzz.com/products/belita-3-light-antique-bronze-finish-glass-lantern-pendant-chandelier-prvw-vr~58908875

https://www.homedepot.com/p/C-Cattleya-5-Light-Black-Drum-Chandelier-with-Clear-Crystals-CA2007-CH/317411680?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&g_store=121

The drum really works well with your chandelier. I think even without the crystals, a fabric drum encased in metal in those same tones as @RL Relocation's suggestion would coordinate well.

RL Relocation LLC - I don't understand your comment about my post. Why should the Dana worry about my post? I never said anything about her chandelier looking "cheap". I think it is beautiful!!! I only mentioned that mine (not a Feiss) was a disappointment because it looked like the OP's online, but in person it did not. I wish mine had more earrings and less swag. The swags look like plastic although they are crystal. My fixture was not inexpensive, but I do plan to change mine in the near future.

I also wanted to point out that Dana did not need to be matchy, matchy with the foyer lights. You are correct about having two lights in a long hallway. They are needed! Equally as important is having multiple bulbs. Two fixtures with a single or double bulb will not do the trick. Our hallway is nice and bright. Also, the fixtures hang exactly 7.6" above the floor surface.

Dana - I like the Hubbardton Forge light that was posted.

While I agree that the fixtures don’t have to match I still think they need to relate to one another style wise and should express the same romantic feel that your dining room chandelier evokes.

Before we moved, we used this fixture in our last house. It was really beautiful in person and so reasonably priced. (Lowe's Yately is the style name ,Allen and Roth is their brand and it is currently $79).

Dana I say go crystal all the way.

Love all of these

I love a classic bell jar with seeded or water glass so its slightly diffused to the eye.

@nhb22 you can remove those strands and just let the drops remain might help you, you can also buy magnet-tipped "crystals" and put some extra on. just a thought. You could also get longer strands so they swag more, or add a crystal to the swag.

https://www.amazon.com/MagTrim-MAGNETIC-FACETED-CRYSTAL-Garland/dp/B077CQN2HQ/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=Magnetic+Chandelier+Crystals&qid=1646592303&sr=8-5

I rather liked this one by Savoy house. It has bubble glass , not a bell exactly but a pretty shape!

Since we don’t have a photo of the space nor dimensions we don’t know what size fixtures would be appropriate!

But yes RL relocation! I can see a classic bell working well with this chandelier. Would help to have a visual of the space!

@lynartist good point! Here is the hallway. It's long. I think 30+ feet. This is the MODEL. All tricked out. Again, this is NOT MY HOUSE, this is a heavily tricked out model home. You can see they have two drum lights. The ceilings are 9 foot in the hall. My walls will be pearl white

I'll repeat it again. this is not my house, only the floor plan in the model.

I replaced all bell lights in my house. I considered them , " bug catchers". I found I was getting up there 4x a year to get the stray lady bug ;^) now they only need cleaned up every other year :^).

I got rid of the distractions and added your chandelier.

I thought these worked but you should look at the specs and measurements first!

@lynartist oh my days! That is so helpful! Thank you so very much! That truly helps me to see the lights need to play well together and I actually don't want other crystals! Okay, now I can move forward to choices w/o any jewelry!

I do love how this looks in that space with your chandelier but it isn’t that small! Check width of space!

I don’t like the drum shades in the model home at all🤦‍♀️

Personally of coarse 😂‼️

I have zero confidence in my own decisions and I haven't even started in the family room. They put a fan in there....ten foot ceilings with a short squatty fan...what were they thinking! So that's coming out. I see a lot of newer rooms with family room lights and I'm okay with that. The ceilings look so high, I like how a fixture grounds the room a bit. Unfortunately, my taste runs to Visual Comfort but my wallet doesn't. (at least if my spouse is looking but shhhhh....we'll see..) thank you so much for all your help!

My taste definitely runs to VC😂‼️

Currey, Corbett, Fine Art….😂😂😂