How about this one?

la la Girl's suggestion is perfect along with her advice to lower the fixture. Your dining chairs are very dark, so for contrast above go for just a little black, not too heavy, with a light shades. Here's AI advice on ideal measurements:

The ideal size for a dining room chandelier is usually between half and two-thirds the width of the dining table. For example, if your table is 42 inches wide, the chandelier should be 30 inches or less in diameter. Here are some other things to consider when choosing a dining room chandelier:

• Height: The chandelier should be 30–36 inches above the table.
• Room size: You can also consider the size of the room by measuring the length and width, adding the two numbers together, and converting to inches. For example, if your room is 10 ft x 18 ft, a chandelier with a 28 in diameter should fit well.
• Personal preference: Your personal preference should also play a role in determining the size of the chandelier.

Consider a large, modern artwork within view of the table next to living room doorway that connects the golds of your cabinets, flooring, table, and black chairs: (oops, Houzee being wonky today. I'll check back in later.)

Great suggestion. Also, now that I look at it the current chandelier is really high!

Thanks

Since your kitchen leans traditional, I think any accessory items should also be leaning that way.

What about just trying different shades and a can of spray paint on the fixture first? Saves some $$

The existing fixture is undersized for the space.

Beverly nailed it!

Where can I find information on sizing and priced of the black chandelier?

Beverly is the black chandelier round or linear? found this one Pottery Barn Round.

What is the size of your table?

Hi, Julie. (Corrected by OP. 70" x 42")

Eileen, I think this one is the perfect style for your room. Sadly for me, it's too large for mine.

Palette for modern art work to echo finishes in the entire dining/kitchen space:

Correction: the table size is 70" x 42". It extends on both ends, but that will not factor into the size of the chandelier.

https://www.build.com/product/summary/1672735?uid=3958365&jmtest=gg-gbav2_3958365

https://www.amazon.com/Electro-4-Light-Kitchen-Lighting-Chandeliers/dp/B08GCXJ336?th=1

https://www.wayfair.com/lighting/pdp/kelly-clarkson-home-diana-4-light-kitchen-island-linear-pendant-w005017974.html?piid=1263035043

https://www.wayfair.com/lighting/pdp/joss-main-kinston-6-light-shaded-modern-linear-chandelier-w010976144.html?piid=786958226

https://www.wayfair.com/lighting/pdp/three-posts-hayse-5-light-chandelier-w007900232.html?piid=816497064

https://www.wayfair.com/lighting/pdp/joss-main-alysa-6-light-candle-style-classic-chandelier-w004942903.html?piid=1613192042

You can always purchase linen shades to add to a chandelier

I never like DR fixtures that light the ceiling they make no sense the table needss lighting and yes what ever you choose will need to be hung lower