Dear sandrasal,

As our interiors director, Linda Holmes, would say – always go bigger with lighting! The pendant itself is very slight and it's a pale colour (which reads as being visually lighter) so the larger size shouldn't overpower the arrangement.

Best,

LuxDeco

Brilliant, thank you both. I'm a little concerned - RED Interior Design - that three may distract from our antique lights over the fireplace. I've attached a little more of the room for you to see. There's a lot going on, what with the kitchen light in the background

Hi Moiraford thank you - we have lots of lovely comments about it. It's a Hinkley light. We got it from Elstead lighting in Alton. This is it https://www.firstchoicelighting.co.uk/mime-4lt-pendant-chandelier.html?gclid=CjwKEAiA0pDBBRCFtoPyguTh8AUSJADNWeuxt-pUzRC1vOGiA4DTd29LjmHc5uzAqxqlXYTjTQX-YRoCz8Tw_wcB 

Hi,

I agree that the single light should be bigger. This will not only balance the look in this room but will balance the overall space of the adjoining room as the other light is a lot bigger.

I love the fact that this light mimics the shape of the pedestal of the table. Great find.

Definitely go a size bigger, 3 smaller ones will be too much as you're already displaying a lovely set of lighting in the room and kitchen.

Best of luck.

Thanks so much for your advice. I am returning the light today and getting the larger size.