NOT an expert, but DO know that that Tarn-X stuff is something never to use. A few years ago, was into making wind chimes from "craft" quality flatware... off Ebay. Didn't have to spend much to end up with a LOT of the stuff. One batch was LOADED with a pattern called Partician... can't recall maker off-hand. A few monogrammed pieces but most plain and with very little serious wear on them. I used Wright's or International silver polish and a LOT of elbow grease to clean them up. Now have at LEAST 12 place setting that include knife, salad & dinner forks, tea & table spoons, round "cream" soup spoons, butter spreaders, some kinda little ladle spoons and a few serving pieces. I store them in an old thrift store silver chest and they do NOT tarnish between uses. Actually used them for everyday and ran thru dishwasher!?! After a while, started getting a dull film, so cleaned back up again and stored away. Once you clean up pieces, would definitely find some of that "silver cloth" (think that might be what it's called) to store them in. Niece helps me decorate for holidays. We set the diningroom table with Christmas plates and 7-10 pieces of silverware... just for show. Looks nice with candles around it, even if no food ever ends up on the plates!

the crystal one is pottery barn, the others you can find all over. for some cost savings, try Lampsplusopenbox. great deals. https://www.lampsplusopenbox.com/chandeliers-category/island-usage/search.htm this one is nice too. 75watts for each bulb. that should be decent light for the island area they have this one too. not bad at $367. I've ordered a few from them. selections are limited and they change daily. otherwise, try regular LampsPlus, and here on Houzz or Wayfair. https://www.houzz.com/products/lunar-3-light-cascade-pendant-no-767-clear-glass-shades-prvw-vr~111334315

Lovely room, and I like that you’re considering a traditional rug. I’m not sure if you’ve looked on the eSaleRugs site, but I found pages of beautiful (real) Persian rugs for under $1000. Most have the option of seeing it in your room, as I did below, so you can play around with sizes, colors, and patterns. These are antiques and semi-antiques, but the rest of the site has new rugs if that doesn’t appeal. https://esalerugs.com/persian-oriental-rugs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Examples: https://esalerugs.com/red-9x12-tabriz-persian-rug-22420989?pos=12&rt=aisle Love the colors .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://esalerugs.com/red-9x12-shahrbaft-persian-rug-22461083?pos=58&rt=aisle ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://esalerugs.com/beige-7x10-meshkabad-persian-rug-22452938?pos=71&rt=aisle ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://esalerugs.com/peach-7x10-farahan-persian-rug-22471130?pos=21&rt=aisle

I like the simplicity of this one, but it’s still lovely and interesting. I don’t know if the size would work, you’ll have to measure for that. I don’t think a candelabra type fixture would be too busy at all ... they’re a classic look with just about anything. And if you ever change out the pendent lights, would be easy to tie into with new ones. https://www.lampsplus.com/products/hartley-28-inch-wide-oil-rubbed-bronze-6-light-chandelier__78m85.html I made it bigger in this mock-up, just for visual purposes: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A drum shade would be a simple, calm, and elegant look. Again, this size might not work, but just to give an idea of the style ... https://www.lampsplus.com/products/lorelai-24-and-three-quarter-inch-bronze-and-wood-finish-drum-pendant-light__78e66.html Enlarged for mock-up: