Can we see your kitchen, your table, not a photo from Amazon?

How big is the table?

How about Zelena Modern Farmhouse light

@Emily, this photo is not OP's kitchen. It is a download from Amazon. OP is looking for a light over table, not another pendant. Waiting for photo of OP's table in her/his space and size of table.

We always need to see the space when someone posts here . Now for sure since we have no sclue as to what the space looks like. POst the new pics here in comments DO NOT start another post.

Good to know. Thanks.

something traditional and not linear. The table seems off-balance in the room and slightly off-center. Id think about pulling the table back centered to the coffee bar area and then swag a light to the center. Or try turning the table lengthwise.

It is NOT the OP's kitchen...please read all responses. It is a download photo from Amazon.

elcieg, I’m confused — the OP has another thread with pictures of her kitchen, and it’s this one. I’m just wondering why you think it’s an Amazon picture?

Here’s the other thread:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6383001/please-help-alabaster-wall-paint-looks-blue

Hopefully the OP comes back to clarify, but I do think it’s her actual kitchen being shown here.

I am confused about that too. It doesn't appear to be Amazon photos as they're not really the quality of an Amazon ad. Even if it's not her photos, ideas can still be given for fixtures over tables.

Thank you everyone for your feedback. Yes, these are my kitchen pictures that I took of my own kitchen, not pictures from Amazon. Regarding my other post and my paint disaster, I ended up painting the kitchen and family room Shoji White and it solved my issue. Now I’m struggling with choosing a light that compliments my pendant lights. I appreciate RL Relocation LLCs and Emily’s suggestions. I am thinking of moving the junction box or swag the light fixture because it’s definitely off center. What do you think of the 2 below light fixtures? The pics are from Amazon 😊. The table is 40”x 60”.

The second one is definitely in the right direction shape-wise if the size is right. It's a shame you need to move the junction box, but I think with such strong geometrics everywher, you can't get away with a swag. The exception would be if instead of an iron cage style you opted to mimic the vine wall decor you've got tucked on the right side of the room and the veining in your backsplash. A decidely different organic shape over the table might trick the eye away from being off center

But I prefer your 2d choice.