L shaped bench rectangle table bench on outside that tucks under. a bench can be hinged to house all those cookbooks and what not. add a pantry cabinet to the left of the ovens that flows into the seating. You do not need to move the electrical, you can swag a chain hung fixture to center very easily.

Yes- a rectangular table with bench seating. Tape it off to make sure of sizing and space!

Is b/fast area used daily? If not, I’d put chair in the corner to free up passage to back Door. You’re either going to be sitting at table or outdoors but not both at same time. Unless you don’t like it or are tired of set, I’d do nothing and leave as is. A rectangular setup would work better as no chair shuffling to do but when you move, you leave rectangular setup behind b/c usually built in. Your need to change is not a must, but rather a discretionary decision.

the Chandy doesn’t look terribly off center, unless it’s the way pic was taken.

I would put a rectangular table there instead of a round one. I would put down a rectangular area rug to cover up the hard wood floor underneath the table and chairs so that you don't have to worry about the clashing wood issue.

1/8th turn. 1/4 turn puts them exactly where they are now :-)

I like the idea of a bench seating in the windows, with storage under the seats, and a square table.

Get the table placed correctly and then swag the chandelier into position.

For now, put the table for best traffic flow and ignore the light - you aren't bumping into it.

Smaller chairs would help toward making it feel less of an obstruction.

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We really do like the idea of a breakfast nook there, however you could also get a smaller table with seating to go in that area and make it work as well. Here are a few ideas for you to get you started:

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Do you actually need the table in that space at all. For 2 or 4 ?What do you actually need. As for shelving unit what purpose does it serve for storage all I see are magazines and books , neither of which are needed in a kitchen.I see no clashing woods unless you mean the floor and the chair legs which IMO are not an issue. A floor plan and some pics of the kitchen and this space would be helpful.