Also, we've already bought this light for another bedroom (the smaller one), but are considering it as an option for the master bedroom:

Out of the choices I pick the last organic one in white.

Edited: Oh, we posted at the same time I like the glass globe.

1st choice the glass globe and 2nd choice the white organic.

I like the last one in organic.

Thanks, justerrilynn and aktillery. justerrilynn, do you mean the last one I posted, the Moooi light as your first choice?

Yes! Love that! Your house seems so amazing.

I like the Nelson best.

I also vote for the Nelson. I've always loved it and I think it will look awesome without competing with the Sputnik. I have the Sputnik in my dining room and need to change out my entryway light because the one I chose competes too much and bothers the eye.

Moooi is my first choice, saucer second.

Have you looked at the West Elm Capiz orbs? I like them. You didn't mention what finish you prefer?

http://www.westelm.com/m/products/capiz-orb-pendants-w872/?pkey=climited-time-lighting-sale&cm_src=limited-time-lighting-sale||NoFacet--NoFacet---_-

Jmarino19 wrote what I was thinking. While I like the look of the simple bulb fixture on the same plane with the Sputnik in the abstract, I wouldn't want a bare bulb fixture over my bed. I choose the Nelson saucer.

I am a huge fan of Nelson and would choose that-it is of the same era, so it definitely works as far as that goes (no dissonance) and it is different enough that they will play off each other without competing. I think the two are spectacular together. I wanted a Nelson in our 1960 house and now that you have given me the idea, I may do both in separate but visible areas when I am able to move my husband away from our more traditional fixtures.

thanks for the input!

thanks justterrilynn, I like the Moooi too. We had planned to put it in a kids' bedroom, but it may be a contender if it works in our space.

jmarino19, the ceiling is sloped, and it's 17 feet at the highest point. The fixture will be hung at approximately 13 1/2 feet. The bed size is king, although it will be low slung. The room is about 14x18, but the back wall is floor to ceiling glass/sliders and the other wall has transom/clerestory windows that connect to the bathroom. The fixture shouldn't be too big so that it blocks views. I think the Nelson and the Moooi in the smaller sizes both fit the bill. I eliminated the Orbit -- I think it's probably too busy, although I like it in isolation. And I agree a bare bulb is not probably the best choice.

ravencajun, those capiz pendants are very cool -- thanks! Also, a well priced option. I may swing by West Elm this weekend to look at them.

The Sputnik gets delivered tomorrow and should be installed by Friday, so I will snap a shot of the space. I'm leaning towards the Nelson too at this point.

Make a mock up of the light. With the volume you have I think you will want bigger than the smallest Nelson saucer. We have 2 small saucers over our dining table, 8' ceilings and 78" table. With that ceiling height, the Radom light in a larger than the small size could work. Though I still prefer the Nelson light, and love the Mooi for a kid room. Good luck.

I like the first one because it's soft and subtle.

Thanks for the input! We've decided on the medium sized Nelson saucer for the master. And I decided on a Coral pendant by Trubridge too in the bamboo color -- it was a close runner up. And it has such a nice glow that it casts on the ceiling, which is fun and playful for a young girl's bedroom:

I was too late, but I would have picked the saucer (really!). Reason: I had one of those Mooi like lights in my bedroom, and while it looked nice when unlit, the spider/cage pattern when illuminated was too much for me.