Hi Serene,

Do you have some daylight in your entry way as well? The reason I ask is because all 3 of these fixtures are certainly much more decorative in nature and light levels will be on the lower end. Just want to make sure you have enough light for your entry.

If you like the glass bulb/clustered look I was able to find a few different options of similar look on lumens.com that may work better for you.

The first one below, "Starburst Cluster Pendant" has a total of 7 bulbs (which is going to give you a little more light than the West Elm one and will look a little bigger in size too since you are concerned about that). Also the cord is a less-intrusive type of cable cord so it will appear more light and airy since you were concerned about the darker black cord on the CB2 fixture. It's also got a nice brushed nickel finish plate (chrome option available too). Another cool feature: each of the bulbs are enclosed by glass "starbursts" to give a little extra sparkle. This one also got great reviews (I always read those!)

The second one, "Starburst Multipoint Pendant" is more in the style of CB2 fixture, but is in the same family as the "Starburst Cluster Pendant" so you will get the lighter look of the cable cord and nickel/chrome finishes.

Let me know if I'm on the right path here :-) Hopefully this helps you - you can also check a few other sites www.ylighting.com and www.lightology.com to see what they have to offer.

Thank you so much for your advice and suggestions! Yes, I do like the bubble globe look! I don't have daylight in my entry way, but I read some rule of thumbs online that said I need at least 100w total and the west elm one should be bright enough with 4x25w. Though it might look small in the space. I'm also trying to limit my budget to $200. Loved your suggestions but not within my budget.

Got it! Good look with the project -The West Elm fixture does look fun so please let me know how it turns out!