If you want that trestle table style, I think there are more options out there to choose from.

Select a table that expands to meet your needs.

Any table must support the size of the chandelier.

Basic rule on locating it is that you should have 36-42" of walk space around it (without the chairs.) Use painter's tape to experiment on the floor, measuring off the areas you need to walk through, the table top and the minimum and maximum space that should be around the table for chair sit and scoot space. If you plan to use an area rug under the table, it should be 36-42" larger on all sides than the table top so the chairs don't fall off it when in use. That's a huge chandy, so you may have to opt for replacing it if the traffic paths call for a table that is too small to look right with it.

Thank you! Yes, I was def planning on a new chandelier and both tables sizes allow for at least 42” around. I like the look of the wood laying vertically which is why I’d prefer not to do an expandable one (those are layer horizontal). I think both sizes would work, I just wasn’t sure if the 96” would look too huge in the space (especially since furniture would be going in the living room which is adjacent.