That also depends on the style and size of your dining room and the size/shape of your table. Can you post photos of the space and the furniture? (you can post additional photos if you do a comment under here)

Well, actually the house isn't finished being built yet so I can't do that exactly but I can give you the dimensions…15'x11' with a 12' ceiling height.

Here's an ideabook about getting the size and height of your light right :-) Follow the link under the picture https://www.houzz.com/magazine/hang-the-perfect-light-over-your-holiday-table-stsetivw-vs~784385

Love the orb chandelier style, I would stay consistent with the finish and style but go with a rectangular shape with literal candles and glass hurricane sleeves. I have used this combination in a clients home recently and love it!

Listen to Jennifer. You are so lucky to have 12' ceilings you can get a similar fixture that will not fight that one as Jennifer suggested. So many options with so much space.
Have fun.
Regards,
Karen & Joseph
for Decorative Philosophy

I have seen a few that are linear with candles, but not really any with glass hurricane sleeves.

@smiley face- there are no others in that family, and the only other ones by that manufacturer don't seem to be the right style. I wanted to stay with them to make sure the metal finishes were the same, but I don't think they have anything that works, so I am looking elsewhere. It's just hard when you can't always see them in person.

some options--
top left #1, top right #2, bottom left #3, bottom right #4

more
#'s
5, 6,
7, 8

Opinions?
9, 10
11,12

or feel free to submit a particular piece you know of that might be better…=)

I have a vendor that can provide a great product, perfect for your dining room . Contact me directly at jjid@live.com. Thanks!

My sister has a hall fixture very similar to yours and her dining room's fixture can be seen as you enter the house as well. Her dining room chandelier is very close to the one Brianna provided in her first set of examples - 4th one. They really compliment each other. Hope this helps.

You've presented some good choices. I would say not #5, not #7. Some of the choices you have might not be the right size or scale for the room. Size of chandelier should be determined by the size (length and width) of your dining table. There's a formula for it, I will try to find it, unless anyone else knows it ??

#11

Here's a formula for finding the right size chandelier for both over a dining table, and in a foyer.

http://www.lightology.com/index.php?module=tools_chandelier_size

You mentioned linear - Here is another option and also appears to have a similar finish. The shape of your table has a lot to do with which type of fixture you go with.