The Bocci with 10 watt lamps is not really a practical fixture if it is to be the only light source. The glass balls glow for effect but you'd want to incorporate some down lights over the table to supplement.

A working link would be helpful.

newyorking, I love the Bocci fixtures. Since we use candles on our table, we don't really need down lights over the our table and we also like the more atmospheric feeling I suspect you would get with the Bocci. I think it would be spectacular unless you like an especially well-lit dining table. In fact, I am tempted to get one for our dining room!

Cyn427, after posting this and discussing with DH, we decided on Bocci as well. The fixture is not good at all as a primary light source but looks spectacular. If you are in NYC, the American Eagle store has 52 of these in their Times Square location on the entry floor. Here are pictures of more: http://www.bocci.ca/#/14-series/

Here is an apartment that used Bocci over the dining table - looks gorgeous! My living/dining/kitchen floor plan is very similar to this one.
http://www.pulltabdesign.com/#/1261

Here is a link that might be useful: Bocci website

How much are the Bocci lights? The website doesn't seem to have any info....

Each pendant is $298. Prices are available here for one, three, and five pendants: http://www.ylighting.com/bocci.html

Here is a link that might be useful: Prices for Bocci