I can't think of a 72 inch dining table that needs two lights. One single important light? Better . It's NOT a kitchen prep island: )

At any rate, if bound and determined?

Two 10 inch, each electrical mounting spot at about 15/18 inches in from table ends.

But again........I would NOT do two.

Not wild about the light, but you have your reasons: )

I agree no need for 3 pendants over that size table and as for the choice you need to post a pic of the space . Post here in a comment DO NOT start another post . IMO the formula is a guide like almost everything in design the look drives the bus.

I'd use 2 of the 15" pendants, placing each 14" from edge and 14" between.

It will have more of a feel of an island. If you already have an island in the vicinity, I would not use 2 pendants on the table.

Also, the final decision depends on other factors in the space. Design decison cannot happen in a vaccuum.

So, my suggestion is given, without further info.

I haven't had issue lately with Reguvenation. However, to your question, for the price, I feel you could buy something at a lower cost that would still look good. Not a bad thing.....but it is a simple design, so many similar ones at lower price point.

Thanks to everyone who chimed in. I really do appreciate it. You are going to think I am daft, but believe it or not, I don't know how to load photos onto my macbook where I am writing this from. I do wish I could, but I am not techsavvy in the least!

I agree with CDR Design and your suggestion that I get something less expensive and now that seemingly everyone here agrees that I only need one pendant/chandelier over my table, I will save even more money! I just kept seeing photos of the Folk light from Rejuvenation that used multiples over tables and thought that was what I had to do. It will be much simpler to have just one, so thanks to all of you for that advice. In fact, I have now reconsidered and am looking elsewhere for a Scandinavian-looking pendant. Something simple and clean lined. I appreciate all of your input!

I would not use one dome pendant light. The appropriate light is really something linear. I would buy something in the range or 47-54" wide. If you like the look of dome lights, you could buy one with 2 pendants on one unit. Those are common in black, but not in an off-white color.

I would need a photo of your space to actually make a recommendation.