Budget range? Do you want the finish to match your bronze fan?

All of the finishes in the house are bronze except in the kitchen which is nickl. Yes, I would like for the fan and the dining room light to work together. Also, when you enter the house, you notice the fan because it is 60” w but the dining room area is at the entrance of the house.

Please give me your opinion on the light that I have in the room. Thanks!!!

Budget is flexible.

The chandelier you have coordinates well with the fan. It also has white glass which gives you good light quality (not yellowed). If you like the chandelier but you want to make some changes, consider new beachy placemats or tablecloth.

A chandelier can have a big impact and I would suggest updating to a lighter and airy style

It should also be lower.

Thanks Apple Pie and Maureen! I agree Maureen, it needs to be lowered. Also, I agree with you about the airy look. I was thinking of a candle chandelier in bronze. I’ll send a picture. You are helping me sooo much! Thanks!!!

LOG BARN Farmhouse Chandelier Rustic Kitchen Island Lighting in Bronze Metal Finish, 28 inches, Shabby Chic French Country Hanging Fixture for Dining Room, Bedroom https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J1CX3V8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_RN1GFbZ198K8Q

Do you think that this chandelier would give an airy feeling as well as a beachy cottage look?

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LOG BARN Farmhouse Chandelier Rustic Kitchen Island Lighting in Bronze Metal Finish, 28 inches, Shabby Chic French Country Hanging Fixture for Dining Room, Bedroom https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J1CX3V8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_kU1GFbKYXX93E

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this is the type I was thinking of. Thanks!

I think that style would be great as long as it is sized right. Be sure to hang it lower than your current fixture.

I'm thinking of adding shades to give it the beach cottage look. Agree? (last question)

That's fairly close to what you have currently. I'd use something more open. The shades don't make it more beachy - just more formal.

any suggestions for a beachy cottage look?