Bumping this once since it fell to the second page with no response. Thanks, all.

Track lighting is not very popular now, so that might be why you are not getting suggestions. I am not clear if you are looking for other fixtures or updated track lighting.

I had one area where track lighting had been placed by previous owner, and although I had an electrician doing plenty of other wiring in my kitchen, I still though track lighting made the most sense for one section. What was there was really pretty old so I updated it with these from Lowe's.

They are LED, dimmable, movable, etc and I have them in white . They just blend into the scenery but provide great lighting. I used 2 of these

Thanks so much for your response, salonva.

I am open to something other than track lighting, and also open to sticking with track. Looking for suggestions for either! Your suggestion of white tracks is a good one.

Kichler has some track lighting that doesn't scream dated: I used the 3-light version of the one belowin my galley kitchen.

Fwiw I've been looking for semi-flush lighting for 2 small skinny rooms, and it's hard to find nice options that are also a bit linear in form. Here are a couple of links that I liked: a Sputnik type like this or this contemporary globe light (which is a knock-off of a pricier West Elm light.) Both are probably too contemporary for your space, but you may find options out there if you spend all your free time searching the internet like I do!

Rail Light 4-Light Halogen, Olde Bronze · More Info

Thank you, smalloldhouse. I like the sputnick one you posted, though you might be right that it could be too modern for my space. Trying to find a balance between not-dated and not too modern, either. I'll look at Kitchler, too! (I do spend endless hours searching the Internet, and often it just makes me more overwhelmed!)

none of this is track lighting, lol. its just multi-head directional. If you want less of that installed 4 inch recessed cans with a flop.

otherwise, spend about 1k and get a tech lighting rail system.

Thanks, RL. Can you recommend another multi-head directional light for me, then? I'm not looking to spend 1k, and that's about what it cost to have an electrician put in three 4" cans in my dressing room several years ago.

ok so I believe lowes and home depo carry a rail system that is just straight rather than jutting angles

I found this on overstock, but basically, you are going to keep finding the same sort of thing:

https://www.overstock.com/Lighting-Ceiling-Fans/Eva-4-light-Polished-Chrome-LED-Fixed-Rail/30986785/product.html?recset=fcadee25-b81e-483e-8d45-156fe23e735c&refccid=NNODFOTUOGLZNE2N6G5TGSQK6E&lyceumGuid=88ad6729-2268-4bbe-86ed-4a25efa24266&recalg=10000&recidx=4&osp=true

https://www.overstock.com/Lighting-Ceiling-Fans/Aztec-Lighting-5-light-Olde-Bronze-Rail-Semi-Flush-Fixture/21146457/product.html?refccid=JPXOXIAJEVDIFY2DAW3DRJM2XU&searchidx=12&kwds=&rfmt=style%3ATransitional

Thank you, RL. My IKEA lights will straighten out! Is this better? Should I still consider replacing, if my budget is not big?

Alright! Thanks so much. Saved me some $ and made me feel productive straightening out my lights. Woohoo! Win/win for me!