Are you having floor outlets installed in the living room so you can use table lamps?

ali7895, we have an open concept house, and we wish the original owner had installed outlets in the floor, especially since there's one logical place for a sofa, so outlets in that spot would have made sense. We compounded the error ourselves by not installing floor outlets when we replaced the original carpeting with hardwood. We have pot lights that we almost never turn on, as we find overhead lighting in the living room is harsh, so we use table and floor lamps pretty much exclusively. The lamps on either end of our larger sofa of two has an extension cord under the sofa, but the cord still has to travel a few feet to the wall outlet.

you can always use battery operated table lamps

For dining, a rectangular light like this: Eldridge.

The foyer is not in direct line, so it doesn't have to absolutely relate to the kitchen/dining lighting... it can have its own personality... I would probably keep the finish black though. An option: Hadley

Living room can have pot lights and table/floor lamps. Do consider the floor outlets. Your living room is spacious. Even if you don't like lamps, consider how you'll charge a laptop while working on the sofa. Or am I the only one who does that?! HTH.

Get floor outlets!! And make sure they are flush (my GC was an idiot...).

Potlights on a dimmer for the LR should be fine IF you have floor outlets in logical places.

That fixture is neutral enough that you can go many different directions with the other rooms--might want to stick with the dark metal, but you are pretty free to do almost anything.

Also, the image you posted came out large and made me think of Baker, CA. :)

Get floor outlets. Lamps are a decorating choice, we found that not installing them has led to much creativity with laptop and phone cords... we did pot lights and dimmer in the living room. Ran 2 sets to get more control. I'd do a chandelier if you feel confident of the table location. Love the pendants!

I love 2 pendants/chandys above a dining table! Hadley's openness means a pair won't look too heavy or block the view. Good luck! (I have two 24" lights over a 7' table and it distributes light nicely over the whole space.)