I would need a ceiling fan instead. 😉

I think either could work. My decision would be based on how the bedroom feels when it's on with the chandelier in that location. I love over head lighting, but I don’t have it in my bedroom.

Can we see it would be replacing?

@eld161....the house came with these...2-bulb...tea stained glass ...not a clean look, literally....not my thing. The new chandy is 3 bulbs...

We keep the room at 64F, year round. No fan...It's chilly....better sleeping.

I do like it very much. If your bed is very similar, I think it looks a little on the 'industrial' side to me. If it didn't have the metal around the globe I'd like it better. It might look better irl.

i don't think the styles go together in the bedroom, but the fixture looks nice in the office as pictured.

The scale in the pictures is off. If those dimensions are correct it will look a lot smaller. Styling is fairly modern with your traditional sleigh bed. So I would do something different. Do you have lamps on night stands? Need more info.

This is 16” round so scale is better plus open work is pretty with heavy sleigh bed.

Another choice for bedroom.

I don't care for it in either space.

I like the light itself. But it looks awkwardly huge in both spaces. Not sure if that's due to the photoshop or not.

I took the ginormous fan out of my bedroom. I love a fan, but it took up half the ceiling. If you go by the appropriate measurements for the size room, I can't imagine having a "proper" fan (pretty sure 22 in is the widest it could have been) in there? This house was built a very long time ago and the bedroom is very small, comparatively.

I love the chandelier I have instead. It makes me happy everyday. Whenever somebody buys my house from me, they can put a fan back in. There are no hard and fast rules about fans in a bedroom.

If you like it, you put it in there. Not that you necessarily listen to anybody else anyhow. I like it! It's a nice fixture wherever you use it

12 x 12 is not that large. I like that first one that Flo showed better; but really, it's all in what you like.

I don't like diffusers on a lamp or light fixture. They make me cringe. I have memories of always seeing flys or moths stuck in them. :0)The Kira is $34.99...it's Arabesque....kind of done to death...Flo there has got to be a new trend in the future?

Nicole, since you love the light and think it will look good 1) in your bedroom, or 2) your husband's office, and you've already ordered it, it makes sense to wait until you have it and see how it looks for real. It always amazes me how "I like this, bought this" elicits "well, I think this would look better." And then on to ceiling fans.

I would rather see that chandelier in a stairwell or a foyer with a high ceiling. If you have a room with an 8 foot ceiling, then the bottom of the chandelier would be six feet above the floor, which is too low for an office, unless there is a large desk under it.

@Lars...ceilings are high.

Sure. What do you want to spend? Loads of amazing choices. Just need to stay in style lane with your bed. What’s the ceiling height in the bedroom? How wide and long is the room? With a sleigh bed I would go bigger. A 12” x 12” is very small for over a sleigh bed. Is it a king size bed? These are important factors. I was trying to show options not knowing much other than the picture.

Nicole -- I think you can find something less stark for a bedroom fixture.

I agree with flo, image appears to be photoshopped on to room scenes. Look at how low it appears to be and also how large it looks in the "office" photo, compared to the cabinets on the right. The measurements suggest it would be pretty small but would need at least a 9 ft ceiling because of the 12 inch drop. With just a 12 inch diameter, it might take more than one to light an other than small room.

Not something I would choose but everyone is different.

I agree about the image being photoshopped. I measured my dinette fixture...same size. The one that's in there now is 10".

I like the room to be traditional and the light fixtures to be industrial-modern. Transitional over all. Have any of you seen the TV show "Living Big Sky"? That ski lodge, lots of wood, cherry floors, cherry cabinets...that's the way MY house looks. It's rustic. Girlie or glitzy is not a good look for THIS house.

With high ceilings, I would put it in the office. I think it has too much visual weight to go above a bed, but I have a phobia about things falling onto me in bed, even though it's never happened, except in nightmares.

Since you do not have earthquakes, this should be less of an issue for you, however.

Lars...I really like industrial masculine looks for THIS house. Heavy is a good look....:0) It's a rustic house with lots of wood. Think mountain cabin vibe.

That's pretty outrageous that they show it so out of scale! And then have the nerve to superimpose msmts.

I prefer the one just before this post for a BR

The same drum lights have been around for at least a decade so it's hard to get excited about something you've seen a thousand times. I'd like to replace a few of my lights and have looked through pages of lighting countless times, and I seem to hate all lighting out there. The few that are of an innovative design are really expensive and are usually for a contemporary home.