Hi Brenda,

Love these pendants! Here are some suggestions for a coordinating chandelier:

http://www.lamps.com/elk-lighting-31225-6-port-solerno-satin-nickel-36-inch-6-light-chandelier

http://www.lamps.com/alanna-collection-4-light-pendant-in-oil-rubbed-bronze

http://www.lamps.com/intersections-collection-5-light-pendant-in-oil-rubbed-bronze

http://www.lamps.com/fredrick-ramond-fr40206irn-jasper-rustic-iron-6-light-chandelier

http://www.lamps.com/kichler-43322dag-evan-5-light-distressed-antique-gray-chandelier

If you have any questions about any of these fixtures, please free free to reach out to us at design@lamps.com or 888-602-7011.

Love your kitchen and the countertops are beautiful....would love to know what type of countertops those are!!!

You can go a lot of directions from there, depending on your tastes and general style. Here are some transitional fixtures that pick up the chrome and/or feel in various ways, just to spark your thoughts.

Thanks for the suggestions. GV-the countertops are Glacier White Satin finish.

I second acm's suggestions. Choose something that references the materials and general vibe of those great pendants, without attempting to "match" with them.

I have the same fixture above my island! For the dining room, have you considered doing something in a different finish? Or even glass, linen drum pendants, etc

I'm open to any finishes. Our door hardware is black.

Hi!!! I think you should post some more pictures of your space and the furniture that will go in the dining room and more people will chime in and help. Also give us an idea of your style (beach, barn/rustic, glam, modern etc). Your kitchen looks traditional. You could really do anything you want!!! If it were my place, I would do a single, large pendant in the dining room. Here are some that I like, but my style is simple and not so glam!

A few more pics:

You can search house for "open concept" and you will see that it's all over the map. Some people match the finish but have a different style, while others don't match the finish. Matching the finish is a safe bet, but not the rule. However, make sure whatever finish you choose, that it's repeated somewhere else, maybe 2 more times. Here are some open concept examples:

In a few of the examples, there is no dining light. So another option is to just rely on recessed lighting for dining.

http://www.feiss.com/37772/3---Light-Harrow-Pendant-P1288PN.html