Current one is 26 inches*

Can you lower the current one so it’s 30-36” above the table?

Yes, but should I also go bigger?

I don’t mind your current one, I think it is a bit more casual than the alternatives, which in my mind jibes better with the tile floor etc. If I were to go larger, I would choose something different than options you show (they seem overwrought for what seems like a pretty simple space) but share the rest of the room since it provides more context

If I were selecting such a fancy chandelier, I would have a dining room set that is less casual in appearance.

Here is your current fixture and then the same fixture in two different sizes and mounted lower in the room. It's easy to see the fixture for the area needs to be larger.

It is hung too high and IMO only lights the ceiling and IMO does not suit the table which BTW you never leave a tablecloth on for everyday

Lots of people leave a tableclth on for every day, including me. Why would you try to dictate YOUR preference to someone on something like that?

When you remove the table cloth you can see the beauty of the wood and style of the table.

Anytime some one posts here they get opinions and a formal chandelier requires some foramlity in the space and that does not include coving a table with a tablecloth all the time just like you do not set the table until ready to have dinner .

I always wondered why that was a rule. Makes sense. Personally I keep a table cloth on y breakfast table but not on the dining room......

PS Check out Candice Olson pictures on line under Chandelier is dining room....she was a master of the look.

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