But it does not have enough 'mass' to suit the room. It is a bit too delicate? That is why I went with the darker finish. The other would just disappear, unless that is the look they wanted....just see the lightbulbs as if they are floating above the table? If the chairs are dark as they appear, than the fixture should also be. If the fixture had more substance, than you might find that a 50/50 light and dark finish could work well. Nice size room. Hope they add some warm colors in it somehow. Needs some terra cotta, or creams and greens perhaps? Looks pretty chilly in there. Interesting..

The room is naked as stated in the description. It will receive shiplap which will warm it up as will the chandelier, plants, rug, chair pad and table decor.

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They are too large and grand for the small farmhouse dining room.

Price range? Some great Currey fixtures for that space.

The less expensive the better. It’s a small farmhouse and you can go crazy with the finishes. The diningroom is 12x20

Then not Currey for sure. $$$

When you go for the airy chandeliers, I think you have to go larger than usual.

Thank you, though they are nice, the client wants to stick with a more vintage country French.