Generally you choose the chandelier based on the style and decor and furnishings in the room…matching would work in cases where they are in the same view line…but suggestions are only a guess without seeing the actual room and location…

You are correct, they should not match in shape or style but should share some of the same elements and concepts -- like white and circular and modern in this case.

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And here we go again just throwing out pics and having no context as to what the space looks like .

Can you provide a picture of your dining room, as it will drive appropriate style suggestions. Table shape and size also make a difference. Just basing on your foyer and assume your taste, modern is the only clue so far.

C'mon, the OP just had a general question.

not match but be cohesive with the house style on a whole

Thank you everyone! I will take a pic of dining room a little later today. I really apple everyone’s help:)

I can’t figure out how to edit original post. But here is the room and the chandelier I’m trying to replace. Thank you all!

What a beautiful home. I think the chandelier is the right dimensions and height. It doesn't seem centered in the dining room, or does the dining room open to other areas?

I know you didn't ask and the table is nice, but feels small. It almost seems like you could get another one of those and place them together to make one big table. Or is it limited in size by something out of camera range?

I'd get something linear or rectangular to echo the table. I would get something with a lot of visual heft because the space is so vast. I agree the table looks small. Perhaps once you fill the room with other things the table size will make more sense.

Id also go linear, and low very simple. OR go interesting and hang it higher.

Would be nice to continue round shape from foyer and I really like the look below, as it will fill the space visually and be dramatic/interesting.

I’m going to diverge from the group and say with such a showstopper entry fixture you should keep the dining room simple. I like the one posted that has the round linen shade.