Thank you Patricia Colwell Consulting! If you have any suggestions for fixtures that would work in these spaces, I am open! I was thinking about the possibility of a burnished brass or a crystal chandelier over the dining room table. I love this light, but it is not in my price range: https://www.houzz.com/products/mykonos-small-chandelier-antique-burnished-brass-prvw-vr~75705359 And, maybe something like this for the other two rooms? https://www.houzz.com/products/2-light-semi-flush-mount-natural-brass-prvw-vr~104600435?lid=79787954 I sincerely appreciate your help!

I agree - two ceiling mount or close to the ceiling fixtures that match each other for 1 and 2 - you can go a little larger for those.

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Thank you Calidesign! Those look great!

Choose all the lighting at the same time so you get a cohesive look. Many fixtures have coordinating lights to make it easier.

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Calidesign That is where I am struggling! I find a light fixture that I like for one space, but can't find complementary light fixtures in the right size or color for the other two rooms. I am trying to choose transitional/neutral light fixtures that would appeal to wider buying audience, but not look out of place with my traditional furniture and accessories. We are not quite ready to sell, but expecting that in the next 12 to 18 months we may be. I was considering a crystal chandelier for the dining room, thinking that it would be more "flexible" to coordinate with the foyer and living room. Trying to do this on a budget, but would like to make a good first impression when folks walk in the front door. Thank you for your help!

I would keep your chandelier over the dining table, which looks good there, and just look for two close to ceiling fixtures with the brass finish for the hall areas. That should be easier to find. Try Lamps Plus. It wouldn't let me post the photos, but there are several under $300 that would look great. You can search by finish, size, and style. Look for a "transitional" style so it coordinates with your chandelier, but isn't too formal. I would look for one that is slightly larger than the diameter you have currently.

Hi Calidesign and Patricia Colwell consulting (and anyone else who want to help!),

I have been researching and looking at light fixtures, would any of the fixtures or any combination of the fixtures below work? Was trying to stay with brushed brass/gold with white shades, although the option 6 has a champagne shade. Thank you for your advice!

I don't think you want a pendant, like 5. Option 4 may be too modern. I think any of the others can work if the sizes are right. I particularly like options 1 and 7.