Are rooms in an open concept and do you want the lights to be close in style or different?

If your dining room modern or classic?

What size and shape is your table?

There is a lot to consider, but you probably can't go wrong with glass and I wouldn’t worry about the color of the metal.

Maureen, thank you for your reply As you can tell, Im no design expert lol. ive attached a picture of the exact table and rug I have in my dining room. It might look a little industrial (maybe) but im not going for indistrial. The table was a gift from my son. As far as style of the dining room, I want it more modern but not sterile modern. The house is not open concept and I am not opposed to the chandeliers being totally different but if they are close in style, that would be nice. Mostly, I just want everything to flow . Thanks for your suggestions. The first light you shared is really speaking to me. I really like it.

It’s a very modern set and given its shape, would look for a longer style. Because of the amount of chrome, would be best to work it and as long as there is whimiscal glass, you’ll be fine. I searched modern chandeliers on Pintetest, if that helps.

https://www.wayfair.ca/Rosdorf-Park--Rectangular-Crystal-Chandelier-Modern-Linear-Pendant-Light-Flush-Mount-Raindrop-Island-Lighting-Fixture-For-Dining-Room-Restaurant-Living-Room-7-Lights-X116827484-L6087-K%7EC005620663.html?refid=PINTO446-C005620663

https://www.sofary.com/products/rectangular-crystal-chandelier-with-linear-design-dining-room-chandeliers?variant=12973568688222&epik=dj0yJnU9ZTJWcUNGRDNDY1JxTnB5MVQ3VmduR3RFUk9ZMEx0cmwmcD0wJm49cXRTNEhiRlNIOEtzRl9FSlZPaHFldyZ0PUFBQUFBR0hOOFNJ

Be sure to choose the right size

https://www.delmarfans.com/educate/how-to-choose-chandelier-size/