Hi, it is a lovely house. Have you thought about a large, vertical light, such as this one https://www.hollowaysofludlow.com/shop/lighting/pendants-chandeliers/chandeliers-and-large-installations/Berln_globe_5_7_8_light_pendant ? A cluster pendant light could be an idea too, eg https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-partners-dano-led-ombre-glass-ceiling-light-10-light-smoke/p2543388 or you can actually speak to your electrician and find out if you can put a few pendants together yourself to make it look something like this https://www.heals.com/beat-round-pendant-system.html . It is important to check the cable length beforehand. Many lights come with adjustable ones. Hope this helps.

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Have you decided on furniture layout (and the actual furniture so you have the dimensions)? I don’t mind an oversized light but I think layout and ceiling height is key. My concern would be the height, aesthetically if you had the light at the minimum height it will look somewhat different. Realistically you’d probably want it at 70cm which becomes problematic?