The silver chandler looks good but it needs to be larger and you need to be sure to allow for enought cord or have the cord extended so that it drops to a proper height. The chandlier int he first image is way too high. On average, the height of a kitchen table chandlier should be 30 to 34 inches over the table. If you are installing it yourself, check with the vender to try to by more link/chain. the cords used are pretty standard and can be found anywhere that sells wiring.

As far as the shape, you can go with round, circle, square, or rectangle. this is because the windows behind are rectangle with a half moon above it. The table looks more farmlike so if you are going for transistional, you want something that ties in but is modern. Below are some in different shapes you might like, but i made sure these were in a range that might work as it should be large enough to not look like a single pendant over your table.

Thank you for your reply, Jesse!

I agree that the height of the chandelier in the first picture is too high. I wouldn’t worry about complementing the shape of the window, because once hung at the appropriate height, it should be lower than that dome. I would focus on installing a chandelier that fits to design aesthetic of your house.

Should not only consider style, but size and height over table. (Don’t worry about matching to silver and basically any shaped chandelier will be complimentary to window). Pictures below of 3 different farmhouse shapes may help in regards to height and size, but suggest searching Pinterest re: “farmhouse chandeliers with chains” for ideas and many have a link to supplier.

If you want to get an idea of proportions, search “dining room with vaulted ceiling”