I would either do a chandelier, like a traditional multi bulb/arm chandelier: https://www.lightingparadise.com/chandeliers/modern-contemporary-chandeliers/savoy-house-1-610-5-50-harrington-5-light-chandelier.html A pendant style light, like this one: https://www.lightingparadise.com/ceiling-lighting/pendant-lights/savoy-house-7-840-5-33-clarion-5-light-pendant.html Or an island light (long would work since you have a long table): https://www.lightingparadise.com/ceiling-lighting/island-lights/trans-globe-3-light-island-pendant-with-rubbed-oil-bronze-finish-70223-rob.html Most chandeliers are adjustable length, so you can cut of part of the chain if you don’t need so much of it. If the light fixture you choose has a chain and not a rod, then it will natural be straight, because of gravity. If you choose a rod fixture, you may need an extra attachment for slanted ceilings. It just depends on the features of the light you choose. It might sound kind of complicated, but it’s really not that big of a deal... Recessed lighting is nice for a certain atmospheric effect, but nothing can replace a statement light fixture. I would definitely go with a ceiling light above the table if you have to choose one or the other.

Selling a Renaissance Guild Chandelier 36” round, 8 arm all cast iron with decoraive leaves and glass grapes. This fixture also has hooks along the bottom rim to hang pots or pans etc.

That reminds me of the Farlane Chandelier from McGee & Co. A blogger who is putting this in her new build is Z Design At Home.

You do not do a light like that yet!!! It's a play space for quite a while!! You want nothing dangling, nothing hanging down with no table beneath. You get a flush drum shaded fixture that will give you a lot of light.........like 300 watts: ) Product Dimensions: 22.0 inches wide, 9.0 inches tall, 12.0 pounds in weight. Canopy Dimensions: .8 inches tall, 5.1 inches wide. Uses 5 light bulbs. Uses Standard Base type bulbs. Produces a maximum wattage of 300 watts. Meridian 5 Light Satin Brass Semi Flush is produced by Livex Lighting, Inc.. https://www.lampsplus.com/products/meridian-5-light-satin-brass-semi-flush__9994d.html At some point you need some TOY storage. You can add sturdy lamps to that if it tall enough to be out of their reach, This is something all young parents live through., and it is called "baby ugly" : ) to go with beautiful children.