You asked for help yesterday too. Obviously you are dead set on having this chandelier. So the only option to make it work left, is to remove the staircase it is fighting with...

Another vote for the existing one. New ones seems too small and there seems to be more iron than light.

I think any decorative iron chandelier is going to blend in with the staircase somewhat. But it's really the best match. I think what you have is better than what you're considering getting. And I like it without the shades, though the shades do help it stand out more. But what do you want people to really notice? The stairway or your chandelier?

I like what you have now also.

luckyblueeye has a good point. Finding a chandelier with a scroll design in a lighter color may have the effect you're looking for.

I think what you have is very pretty. I do think after staring a bit that it's tad heavy with the iron staircase. Agree a lighter one such as above might separate the chandelier from the staircase vs. them melding together making ? a focal point. I am not a fan of shades, but that's just MO on this area.

Here is a light similar to the Houzzer's in a lighter tone and the orb you posted that you like. I didn't superimpose it, sorry it was obstructed by the other light so I placed it adjacent so you could get an idea.

Thank you, everyone. Here is the final result:

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