I love the light and I can see why you fell in love with it. It has vaguely Art Deco style to it with its ziggurat motif.

I actually have a single pendant lamp that reminds me of this although mine is a glass globe and is actually vintage from the 1930's.

I recently remodeled and have it hung on one side of my sofa over an end table. It isn't matchy matchy but I wouldn't want it to be. I don't need it particularly for lighting so it is just a decorative element. My mother bought it for me years ago as a present for my first adult apartment and it has traveled with me ever since.

Coincidentally I just had it rehung this week and had the electrician install it as part of my Lutron system so that I can turn it on and off through my iphone and also dim it. I have this feature on a number of lights in my home and I love it. It started with my getting it for the sconces in my bedroom since it was crazy to have to get out of bed to operate them but then I found them so functional that the Lutron system expanded to included other lights - especially the ones I realize I had left on after settling cozily in bed like the hall light.

Here is a photo of the chandelier I just hung above one end table. The living room isn't finished as I am waiting for the two occasional chairs and coffee table to be arrive. The chairs will be placed under the window.

Also excuse the poor quality of the photo as I just snapped it on iphoto and obviously the contrast between exterior lighting and interior lighting didn't make for the greatest photo but you can see how the chandelier works in that position - or at least I think it works. I might add a decorative lamp on the end table on the other side depending as I don't really need strong lighting in the living room. The end tables are also being replaced

ETA By saying I don’t need strong lighting what I meant is that I don’t use the area for reading or embroidery or other stuff that needs strong lighting so I only need light for ambient purposes and not for task lighting. That is why I am not sure about adding a table lamp on the other end as I have a chandelier in the dining area which is contiguous and wouid supply strong lighting if i ever needed bright lighting. A table lamp is not a functional necessity that living living area and wouid basically be just a tchotchke. I have two table lamps which I haven’t found a place for yet 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ or I may rehome them as they are lovely or find the perfect lamp for the other side.