Shopping for a chandelier need guidance on lighting

[JasonGraham]

I am shopping for a chandelier for a small entrance hallway. The space is only about 7x7', but the ceiling is tall at about 10-12'. The existing hanging light is one gloomy light bulb, and the whole space is rather dim and dreary. See the first photo. So my primary goal is to replace with a bright, lively chandelier and really light up the space. I see a lot of chandeliers with one bulb, which concerns me because the current hanging light is also one bulb and it is dim and really inadequate.
I don't know anything about lightbulbs. Incandescent are the ones being phased out right? Aren't LED lights to cool in temp? Should I look for high lumens or high watts? Beyond aesthetics, I don't really know what to look for in terms of lighting power. Just more bulbs?
I've attached photos of a couple chandeliers I am looking at. Any other suggestions appreciated. Thank you.

[WandaCC]

I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I'm curious—did you ever find the right chandelier for your space? I’ve been going through the same process and realized that dimmable bulbs make a huge difference no matter the fixture style. Also, has anyone here tried smart bulbs for chandeliers? Wondering if they’re worth it or just more hassle than they’re worth.

[ayranton]

I had the same issue figuring out how to light up a space with a high ceiling. I ended up mixing overhead fixtures with some wall lights for flexibility. Adding wandlampen modern really helped create layers of light and made the room feel more balanced without overpowering the chandelier. It also gave me softer lighting in the evening without having to rely on the main fixture all the time.

[Marek11]

Ich bin für alle Ratschläge dankbar, sie werden mir bestimmt nützlich sein.

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