PLease no yellow Edison bulbs ever . I like the first one but all LED bulbs in 3500K since changing the bulbs will be tricky. I like that space to have the light hung so it is seen in the window so remeber thta when choosing too. The light needs to light the space not the ceiling too.

@patriciacol I just saw this, I think this is the one, thoughts?

The barnwood wall picture is my dining area currently.

Looks like you will need to move the electrical box? I would want the fixture centered on the window and not on the room.

Hello!

I really love the sputnik chandelier you have in your dining room, and it seems like you do, too! I do not see any issues with bringing that same fixture (or one similar) into your entry space. This will help create cohesion and consistency in your home design. Don't worry about not being able to see between the spaces, it is always good to have similar design elements in all the spaces in your home, whether they are physically connected or not.

I do agree with another commenter that if possible, you should consider shifting the electrical box so the light is centered in the window. If that is not possible, it will still look great! I would just adjust the hanging height of the fixture accordingly.

I hope this helps!

-Preston

Designer, Stearns Design Build

www.stearnsdesignbuild.com

Preston, thank you so much for your feedback. I'm worried the the light there now, isn't directly centered. Will this require me drywalling and all the things? Or could I possibly use a ceiling medallion? Its not as far off center as the picture may appear.

Preston, thank you thank you for your input. This is simply just the entryway, but open to the living space. Possible to email you a picture or video of the space?

Of course! I am always happy to help. I can be reached at design@stearnsdesignbuild.com