Well, I opened this post because I saved the chart showing how to size a light fixture for a room. I used it to help decide what size chandelier to use in my staircase = I thought I could help you.

However, I have a switchback staircase that includes an 8x6 landing (which helped me calculate mine) - I thought I would be able to help based upon the size of your landing. . .

switchback staircase:

Do you have any photos from when you previously had a chandelier in your stair well?

I'd get one the same size as the entry one. You aren't looking at them both at the ame time anyway. Too many different styles looks too random, for me.

I don't see the need for another chandelier. The ceiling light installed, put it on a dimmer. You can do a lot of mood. I suggest you concentrate on the staircase instead.

Take a look:

https://classiccasualhome.com/the-best-classic-ways-to-hang-art-in-stairways/

The white builder's grade staircase needs some help. Add some black to the railings.

Thank you all for your feedback. Painting the staircase is opening a can of worms, I think eentually it will need a better solution! I think rebuilding the banister and railings would be too expensive. I don't have pictures of the original chandeliers but they were the generic ones which one gets with tract homes. I like highlighting each piece of art but would prefer something decorative rather than functional!

Related question - does the entry way chandelier look too small for the space?