Ok this is my very first post, so here goes... I'm renovating my historic 1902 Victorian shingle-style house and can't decide about chandeliers. My electrician is starting on Monday and the pressure is real!!

From the rule of chandelier sizes - in my 14x12 foyer with 9'8" ceilings, it should be about 26" wide and 25-30" tall. However, I REALLY like this chandelier that is 34" W x 18.5"H. Since it's short, could I break the rules and make it work in my foyer? I also attached another other chandelier I like that is 29" diameter x34"H, but it's a stronger gold and I'm afraid it may be too modern for my house. What do you think?

The foyer pre-demo and during:

The 34"x18.5" chandelier:

https://www.lightsandhome.com/lighting/14-114-843-0-511629/Quorum_Bastille---18.5--Six-Light-Pendant-875-6-60.htm

The 29" diamter x34" high chandelier:

https://www.thelightingshop.com/lighting/14-446-0-0-906650/Quorum_Dublin---Six-Light-Pendant_6842-6-74.htm

Thank you!