I will agree with Dormelies. Your home is stunning. What's not to like???

Maybe you just need more time to get used to the way things look with the new wall color. I see nothing that creates a bad contrast of any sort. It's gorgeous and the chandelier looks to be a wonderful complement to the door. Would love to see more of your pretty home if you'd like to share.

Thank you, I love the contrast with the iron door but wondered if I need to continue with the contrast with the light fixture. We are just moving in this weekend. I will wait and see once I have my furniture. I’m sure I will have many more questions as we get acclimated.

@Jen Gleason Lots of people would consider a chandelier like that a crowning touch to an entryway. I wouldn't do anything to it until you've lived there a while. My guess is you'll come to love it.

I love that you are painting the walls white and your chandelier works, but I agree that having more furniture in the house could help determine if you want to change direction a bit on the chandelier. there are so many different styles that could work, depending on the direction you want to take the overall look and feel of the house... heres a few different styles and directions. I might also suggest, depending on the height of your foyer that you could feasibly go a bit bigger on the chandelier, maybe a bit wider and possibly longer

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I can see why you might want to change this, personally, that door is the jewel of your entry and I'm not sold the 2 tie together. I also feel like its a bit low, and possibly under scaled. a beautiful semi-flush with ironwork could really impact the space differently.

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