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I'm thinking those "cage" style pendants using metal in a similar finish as your lamp. Then you buy an "Edison bulb" for interest? Like this:

Here's a pic from a few weeks ago. My dining table will be centered in front of the French door, but that only leaves 4-5 feet between the table and counter.

I do like the look of the cage lights. Do you think it would be too busy with the big table light so close?

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I would look at small clear, amber, smoked or frosted glass pendants so as not to compete with the light over the dining table. Maybe a hammered glass to continue the organic feel.

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@Renee, to answer your question, I don't think the cage lights will look too busy with the dining pendant you chose.

Your dining pendant is a big simple dome. It's pretty plain (albeit large).

That's why I thought of the cage lights to add more interest.

Good luck.

I think either option suggested works well.

Any updates? I'm curious what you went with.. I feel like a glass pendant would add a bit of sparkle to the room.