Houzz see in space photos- don’t know if it’s accurate size..

Tina, on this thread coloured tile thread someone posted a pic with what looks to be two of those same pendants over their island. Have a look. It might help you visualize.

what's over your dining or nook table to the other side? I think i would do either 2 chandeliers or three glass pendants.

They are too big and they take over the kitchen unfortunately.

I would select something else that is either translucent or simple in metal so you can see the beautiful cabinetry as they are the star of the show, not the lights.

The chair back pattern also compete with the lights.

Given your ceiling and fan, I think I'd forgo the pendants.

However, I do like the pendants. I think they give a nice organic texture to your kitchen.

Due to your ceiling, it looks like they cant be centered over the island (you want to give some breathing room from the edge of ceiling vault to the electrical box)...instead positioned more towards the front edge. I'd be wary of the clearance.

Our recommendation about pendant spacing is as follows:

If you want to hang pendants over a table or kitchen island, measure the width or diameter of the surface. Then subtract 12 from that number. That's the maximum limit for the width or diameter of a hanging light in inches.

Space a pendant every 2 feet or so above a kitchen island and pick the right size of pendant to suit your island length. Small islands (4 to 5 feet long) can handle 1 large or 2 medium pendants. Large islands can handle 2 large or 3 medium pendants.

Have you checked to be sure you can even get junction boxes in there where they need to hang?

Beautiful kitchen! Just stunning! I like those pendants but I can’t help but think they’re wrong for this kitchen. I think something like your chairs would be great, or glass pendants, and definitely smaller. There are so many beautiful choices out there, I’m sure you can find something that works.

IMO those do nothing for your space what is it you love about them? I think simple glass and same metal as the fan would be my choice.

Those pendants relate to nothing else in the kitchen. They are totally out of context with the look and feel of your kitchen and yes are too large if that's the actual size. As others have stated, you need something lighter in feel. It doesn't have to be a clear glass, but it does have to relate to the space

I don't like the style & I don't like the size. I don't think they add anything to the space. I would go simple clean line metal. Those look like a nightmare to clean as well!!