IMO ceiling fans and track light should be in a color that matches the ceiling as close as possible I am not sure what the reason is for track lighting since the ceiling is already open . I do not like fans in kitchens or DRs So maybe a bit more info BTW I aslo really dislike chandeliers that light the ceiling.

I agree with Patricia that track lights and ceiling fans should (usually) be chosen to blend in rather than stand out.

Of the two chandeliers you posted, I much prefer the first. The second looks like the kind of thing that would have been done in a Tuscan kitchen 20 years ago, and doesn't suit your kitchen's style. I'm not really a fan of candle-style chandeliers in anything but the most traditional houses, though (and yours doesn't appear traditional).

1. @Patricia Colwell Consulting Thank you for taking the time to comment. The track will go where you see the hanging bulb. The opening is there as a wall was taken down. There is no lighting in this part of the ceiling. The height, slope and lack of wiring make it extremely difficult to place recessed lights. There is a fan currently in place and I am just purchasing a new one, on download and not crooked. Lol. Here is another photo of the space hope this helps.

@cawaps Thank you for your comments. If I chose the first chandelier (which I also like) Will this work well with white Track light and ceiling fan?

I don't see any problem mixing the track lighting and fan with the chandelier.