For fixture size the length + width of room (not table) so for example a 14x12 room = 26" chandelier

Thanks, jkc910. Part of the problem is that it’s not really a traditional chandelier - it really is as it’s named, a ”flock of lights”. When it’s the only thing on, it looks like a cloud. And you get more lights with the bigger fixture. By your formula I’d be looking at a small one, which I think is definitely too small.

It’s not the diameter of the fixture that is the problem, it is the weight, presence, or thickness of the “arms” that makes it disappear over a large table. Replace it with something with more presence, more weight, but keeping modern look you love. Use that fixture over your kitchen sink, in a powder room, or in a small office.

I love it and get the extra large. The delicacy balances the size. This is one of those rule breakers and what makes one home interesting and out of the box and people admire....but could never do for themselves.

What a different fixture! I love it too!

Can we see the room?

It looks so light weight, just wondering what your paint color is in the room. Looks like it would disappear in a white walled room. A dark color on the walls will let it stand out a bit more.