You have low beams those fixtures are too long, and not really in keeping with the spirit of the house. How do you plan to power these fixtures? why do you need a chandelier in the living room?

I would opt for only one, over the dining table, but Im unclear how you plan to drag power to the beam?

Thanks for the advice.
There is no light on the ceiling in living room so want to bring it up. Currently using floor lamps but wanted to have a switch to light up at once and dim.
I was going to make a hold about 1 or 2 inches on the center bar and wire from the attic. Over the center bar, there is a small gap between joist beam and center bar. So the wire will come from the side wall to the hole. I had a dilemma too. It’s shorter than 10’ to the center bar so it’s too short unless the chandelier height is shorter than 30”. Thought about add recessed lights as there is a gap over the ceiling in the attic but it will seem odd as light trim is white and ceiling is wood tone. I agree that adding one over the dining table. I was going to wire as the same was I mentioned above. Or wire to the ceiling and hook a chain on the center beam.
Window faces East so it’s dark afternoon. Didn’t find any good track light so i ended up with this kind of chandelier. How would you brighten this living room? I will use 3000k color and around 5000-7000 lumen.
Size is 20x19.