Not only will they hang too low they will also feel like you put a HUGE fixture in a small space.

they would hang lower than your door frame. And anybody who is even close to 6ft tall would not only feel them above them but if they raise their arms up they'd have a good chance at waking one.

Very good points. Thank you! I will continue my search. What do you recommend being the maximum height for light fixtures with a 9-foot ceiling.

If you have neighbors playing in the NBA (we do), then this would be a bad idea. Some of those guys are 7' tall!

I wouldnt have it drop past a 7ft level.

I agree. I think these look rather large

what about something like these?

gave you some white pendants that match your wall, and a nice runner. (you need a longer console. see more pics below)

another runner option that works w/the wood

Might I suggest a console like this (the one you have is a little short for that wall) , and maybe a runner?

I don't know if this ceiling is 9 feet or 10 feet.

few other console, and decorating ideas

Thanks for all of the ideas!! The plan is to add a chair and also a tree around the console to help elongate it (yes, the console is too small for the wall, but I don’t want to replace it).

I am having trouble finding light fixtures that don’t hang below 7’ once the canopy and even just a link or two of the chain are added in.

Would you consider painting the ceiling lights you have? You could paint the ceiling also to make your entry brighter and lighter .But I like your ceiling lights.

How far down is what you have now? 2 feet of drop is a lot to stay at 7 feet so maybe it is the style of light that you like? Can you post a picture of what you would like to have?

The fixture itself is 23” high, and that doesn’t include the canopy or any chain. This is the Feiss Allier 4-light chandelier. I’ve actually seen the fixture in the space (uninstalled, of course), and it goes really well with everything. Was just wondering if it’s too large.

I am working with interior designers who think it’s not too big, but I’m not feeling comfortable with it. I was just seeking other opinions and some ideas for alternatives because I haven’t come up with any.

The wall paper on the ceiling was just put up, and it looks amazing in person. The foyer is usually super bright.

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Here is an entire page of things that can work:

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