No entry light. It appears from picture that the current chandelier would overwhelmed suggestion examples. If it a an optical illusion, what is the distance?

Not sure, may be something similar to dining chandelier but light weighted and smaller?

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https://www.wayfair.com/lighting/pdp/joss-main-clotilde-4-light-unique-chandelier-with-rope-accents-w000366735.html?piid=

I don’t want to be too “matchy”. The ceiling is 12’ and the space really needs something, just don’t know what?

https://www.hayneedle.com/product/kouboollcbamboori1050076pendantlight.cfm?tid=KOUB065-1

is that ceiling slopped or is it just the angle of the photo

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No, it is not sloped. it is 12’ high. the entry/dining area ia 18’ wide if that helps

Said already, and show by pro RL -an entry light needs small scale, esp. with 2 large items of chandelier and mirror.

Imo, best to match metal finish of chandelier.

Idea near RL's, to help it along: 17.5 W x 9.5" H / Simple but sleek, white fabric drum shade, frosted tempered glass diffuser, warm brass trim finish.

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A total opposite of chandelier, with look of slim wood frame of nearby chairs? Nice that it dims. Farmhouse, Rustic or even Midcentury Modern.

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Hmmm, I hadn’t thought of this. I like it. Is it ok to have it that high with 12’ ceiling?

I think the weight of that mirror is putting things out of balance slightly not sure why but my eye keeps going there.

I have a similar set up and didn’t put light in foyer. My dining chandelier is statement.
I have a chest with 2 lamps on it for foyer light.

I guess I’m the outlier; I like what you have now. It’s unobtrusive, hangs at a nice level in front of the window above door, sets the entry apart from dining room, coordinates well with your woven furniture, and brings to mind seaglass.

I really don’t think a flush or semi-flush is right for that spot. I think it’ll look unbalanced with the dining light.

I agree about adding a lamp on the entry table, too.

Very hard not there to see it in person, for me.

I can agree that no light there and just putting a recessed light there would work too.

You need a clear glass pendant to let the blue one be the focus here.

Totally agree about the console lamp. There was one, but I removed it because I ordered a new one. Thank you all for so many creative options. I am considering all your suggestions.