Love the fixture! I would do a cardboard mock up and hold it in place to see how the scale looks to you.

the problem is you only have 10 ft ceilings, so you cant really hang it any high/lower especially since it is made with hooks that attach to the stem, whatever the shortest hanging height is you would have to go with. you need to look at the length when shopping as well as the width, this looks like it has a 36-inch height that cannot be adjusted due to the way the rods assemble to hold the fixture up. that means you dont really have an option to make it shorter.

Right. Great point. It is adjustable. Hanging heights of 30”-71”H. Dimensions below

I just looked it up:

Canopy Dimension Dia:6in

Canopy Dimension H:1in

Chandelier Dim Dia:34in

Chandelier Dim H:28in

Overall Diameter:34in

Overall Dimension H:29.5in

Max Hanging Height:71.5

Minimum Hanging Height: 29.5 _______ measure down and see where it lands i think it will be fine

Min hanging height is where you are at if you look at the pictures i posted I think the one on the right is a 10 ft ceiling but either way that is the min hanging height. so just measure down even hang a string with a ballon or something just to see where it lands... I could see this over your island as well.

that would put it at 8.5 feet off the floor i thnk that puts about 3 ft between the table and the fixture....math not my strong point lol

Sounds fine to me I love the fixture and would not take away from it by adding another one, IMO DR fixtures need to have a wow factor and stand alone.

That's a great light fixture! Go for it! Most people get the size of a chandelier wrong and go too small so what you're thinking might be too big might actually be the right size! It will look great!

Thank you all. The feedback is most appreciated. I ordered the fixture. Will post a photo once installed.

love that chandelier and your kitchen dining area, can't wait to see pictures

Gorgeous!!

its beautiful!

Beautiful

Gorgeous! Do you mind sharing where you got the chandelier? I've been looking for something like this for my round dining table!

Well that was just spot on!!

https://www.arteriorshome.com/productlist?limit=all&related=Haskell

Arteriors Haskell Chandelier

CB2 has a similar design for a more affordable price. The rods slide up and down.

https://www.cb2.com/orion-glass-crystal-chandelier/s210284

BeverlyFLA said it. Arteriors Home Haskell. This is the large version in 34”.

https://www.arteriorshome.com/haskell-chandelier

I'm sure someone already mentioned size:

Rule of thumb: chandelier should be ½ to ¾ the width of your table. So for a 60" round table, your chandelier is fine - minimum would be 30" in width to 45" width centered over the table.

Love the light fixture you chose!