Match or clash????? Those terms don't work for me. It's a statement, it's funky and fun. I say keep it if you are prepared for it to be a conversation piece. Presently it's hung waaaay too high. Lowered it will be great in your space.

@RL Relocation LLC not sure what you mean by 'using a light that is central to the french doors'? The chandelier would replace what is currently a ceiling fan (I photoshopped the circle in where the ceiling fan currently lives). In order to have the chandelier light fall more centrally over the dining table, we would have no other option but to swag it. I welcome any and all alternative options that you feel would compliment the space! Photos are a plus :-)

It seems to coordinate well enough. The arms of the chandelier actually seem to echo the base of the dining table.

It’s a much better look than a ceiling fan.

@alexaptea I’m sure that @RL Relocation LLC is saying that light wiring is centered on the french doors so you’ve swagged it to be hanging centered on the table. I agree that the light style is good with your furnishings & with base of table as @Norwood Architects points out. I wonder though if silver would be better blend - it looks like both dining & coffee table have silver legs. Ok to mix but my preference would be to match silver or black as looks like you have lots of both but no other brass. Does that light come in other finishes?

If you are looking to add a light over the dining table then that one seems too big and too high. If the intention is as a room light the I would not swag it and probably get one in a silver tone, but the style works.

Struggling with the same dilemma of replacing a breakfast nook fixture where it is in the center of the room, or moving it 10-12" to be centered over a small breakfast table. A new fixture is going to run ~400 and probably another 400 to install the fixture and repair the ceiling. Guess have to decide if it's worth it.

basically, the current outlet is centered over the french doors, you plan to swag it over.

The fixture you like is a bit large, so either hang it higher, as you had shown or go smaller.

I guess myself and Kate are the only ones who don't think it really fits, in scale or finish. lol

Maybe that's not the actual scale since it's photo-shopped?

Thank you everyone for the comments. @keep_faith you are correct - this photo is not drawn to scale, I photoshopped it myself and am clearly no expert :-) thanks again y'all!