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[IdahoGram]

I agree with luvmybeetle.....This kitchen must be in Paris, and she probably has hired help and doesn't need to worry about the cleaning or cooking.   I think it's pefect with a view of the Eiffle Tower right outside that huge window.

[Flatbush]

I like the light, but not a good choice to put it in a kitchen. How would you clean the grease, dust off it? It's kind of an attractive nuisance.

[beach-mom]

No. It's a beautiful vintage light, but I think this is the wrong room for it. I could see it in a lady's dressing room, a very feminine bedroom, or "maybe" a small formal dining room.

I love this room. I love green! My parents had a table like this in our eat-in kitchen with beamed ceilings. One side had a bench as shown; instead of chairs the other side had a backless bench. 

This looks to be part of a kitchen, the eating area, or maybe it is a "plant room" to cultivate plants for outside (?) 

[Foxxee]

A bit fancy, but I think it looks nice with the overall style for this kitchen.  

[AngelPuppy1]

I don't think so.  I think the room is very charming but requires a light that is not so delicate and formal looking.  The light is lovely but deserves to be in a more formal dining room. 

[JYWilliams]

No. It would work maybe in a foyer or Victorian style living room.

[Bri369]

The style works.

Is there another one over the table. It looks off balance with one light fixture for that large table.

[Group 5 minus 1]

What do you mean by "works"? Do you mean can you turn it off and on?

I think it is VERY unattractive and a big dust catcher.

[jubilant]

I do think it does work in this kitchen but it wouldn't be my first choice.

[CAcableGirl2]

@lolakimono   I like it. Maybe it's original to the house.  If so, it works for me.  

If it was added when the kitchen was upgraded, then it's a no, and I would use it somewhere else in the house.  I love chandeliers, I have one in my walk in closet!