Yes; I think they go well together and would work well as kitchen pendants.

Glass looks nice in kitchen pendants and that type of glass tends to show dust and grease less than thinner, clearer glass. Unless your kitchen is unusually dusty or greasy, they shouldn't be a lot of maintenance. They're a popular choice for kitchen pendants.

Thanks! I appreciate that very much!

Be aware that because the top is open, dust will fall into the glass, making it difficult to clean. I have a friend who has these pendants and they never look clean - always look dusty. I don't know how often you are into taking apart your pendants to clean, but you will have to do it frequently to make these look nice.

I have this same light in my foyer and the speckled glass really hides the dust. I clean it 2 or 3 times a year. Your grease/dust will be less if you have a good vent leading outside.