Linear.

If you keep the table I’d say linear.
If you went with a round table you can stick with round.

The Roman shades are beautiful!!

Are you keep the table, bench and chairs?

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I'd go with round only because the room seems so linear as it is. Dimensions I'm not so sure - 16 or 22 in over a 44 in wide table?

I recommend a linear ceiling fixture. It will lengthen the room and provide even lighting for those at the table

Round would go with your table now or any future table. And this is of course just my opinion, but I think linear looks better when it can be viewed from the sides.

I can’t say on exact size, but for this particular room would not get one too large.

It would definitely help to see the fourth side — if it’s open to the kitchen or another room, and what kind of fixtures you have elsewhere.

Linear chandelier

We are keeping the table and chairs/bench. things we still have to add: artwork, chandelier, and any other table decor. Room is open to the kitchen. here are some more pics - ignore the toddler breakfast time rush mess!

I definitely would not do linear with these two rooms being narrow.

I like your kitchen cabinet color. :)

Thank you jilly! its narragansett green from BM

Something in color might be fun

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Really like the second picture Maureen posted. Think bigger and round would be perfect in your room. When I recently replaced my dining room chandelier, I was advised to get one approximately eight- ten inches narrower than my table. That was bigger than my old one but the difference in size was really a big improvement.

I will suggest a couple of smaller sized circular drum fixtures. Those should compliment the shape of the room whereas a long linear fixture might be overkill in an already long and linear room.

Thank you all this so helpful!

A few thoughts.

Quieter:

Bolder:

Really out there:

The last two are outdoor rugs for washability. Each option shows the same chandelier; I like the way it takes the straight lines of the blinds' stripes and swirls them. I added two chairs (five total, two each side, one on the end) for balance and used the bench as a banquette against the far wall.

Ideas, anyway . . .

I lkke chandeliers to light the table not the ceiling and in your case I would aslo go linear. How about something like this to ge away from the farmhouse look