Is this pendant too big for this room?
My wife and I are putting this room together and we added a drum shade pendant last night. I think it looks just right but my wife is of the opinion that it is too big.
As always, I am very grateful for your expertise and opinions. Please feel free to comment on any other aspect of the room. This is the keeping room off of our kitchen.
P.S. Sorry for the poor quality of the photo.
As always, I am very grateful for your expertise and opinions. Please feel free to comment on any other aspect of the room. This is the keeping room off of our kitchen.
P.S. Sorry for the poor quality of the photo.

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The room will soon have two gray linen wing back chairs opposite the couch, a rug, and a coffee table in the middle. Would this change anyone's opinion? Any suggestions for a rug? We are thinking of something that has a pattern of mustard and white.
On that long window, you have that on a cable with no center support? I would be cautious pulling those open and shut across that wire. Are the brackets installed in studs? I have heard stories about those cables coming loose over time and sagging. If you plan to pull them open and shut consistently, be wary of that. Let's see how your room looks when the furniture is added
Be sure you buy the rug large enough for the space, the furniture should have at least the front legs sitting on it.
What is the inspiration for adding mustard to the room? Aren't the walls a blue-grey?
That being said, the curtains were more or less a temporary solution for privacy. We moved from NYC to Atlanta this summer and more than quadrupled our square footage. We've added these curtains because they were a cheap and easy solution that didn't necessary need to be replaced anytime soon (or so we thought lol). Okay what would be a better window treatment? I like the idea of woven shades, but wouldn't mind keeping the curtains either . . .
Solution: Pick one focal point (probably the FP) and make the pendant subservient to the FP (that probably means make pendant smaller in size and closer to the ceiling.
Then everything else should fall into place as long as you make the FP the top billing.
In my experience, it takes quite a deft touch to have everything mesh together visually when everything wants a lot of attention. So, an alternate design solution is to establish a heirarchy of visual importance.
Good luck!
Thanks again!