Consider a chandelier on a swag wire and track - that way you can move it around depending on how large the table is at any given time.

Hi there,

I would advise using the chandelier in the middle of the room, in line with the windows, becoming the centrepiece of your space. You have a big open plan kitchen space so it will go very well. What style of chandelier are you looking for? I'd love to help you find the right lighting for your kitchen.

in line with the one window on right? not sure what you mean using it in middle of room, in line w window. you can currently see the existing ceiling drop- but I am considering moving it slightly left on but not between windows. is that what you mean?

Yes, that would be the most suitable way of fixing the problem. Have you got an idea for your chandelier?

Considering either of these. the 5 light is 27.5 H and 27 W, The 9 light is 32.5H and 33 W. 8ft ceiling so leaning towards 5 light.

Savoy House Nora style

Centered on the table as it sits regularly and if this is a new build why di this happen at all.

We completely redid an existing house and had to work w existing front upper window exterior that was in a weird spot. the lower ones couldnt be shifted more centered in room than what we did. you can see the ceiling drop in the pic and I am planning to move it a few inches to the left but not centered bt windows- to allow the table (96" normal length) and I planned to put a buffet (72" long under windows and slightly longer on right side to visualize space better. Opinion on that? Length of space from the left to right (to built in) is 15 1/2ft. but as you can see, if table enlarges, it will just overflow which is fine into open space.

what do you think of the chandelier choices- would like to go w 9 light, but think 5 light is better sized for space...opinion on that?

The picture is taken from the direction where there is a large island in kitchen area.

To give you a thumbs up or down on the chandeliers you have selected we need to know what else is going on: color, style, etc. of kitchen, dining table/chairs, flooring, furniture in the living room because it is an open floor plan, correct?

Send samples of everything and everything you can................

Chandelier should be centered over the table, as others have said.

That is a big room (by appearance, anyway). It's going to call for a biggish chandelier, and I'd be shopping in the 9-light region, but measure, think, and measure again, to be sure.

ceilings are only 8ft and the none-light one is 36" H and 34 W. Might be too big or ceiling height.

The table and hutch are from a different house. But these are what i will be using. The 3 light will go over the kitchen window on opposite side- window span is 7 1/2ft. The cabinets are SW site white and the island is SW web gray. Swatch is up against the granite (delicious white premium). Ceiling are 8ft---so using a larger chandelier may not be best- this style I really like but the larger one is 34 or 35"H. Really like the look/glass component to this piece. Wall paint is SW Agreeable Gray and SW Pure White trim. I think the kitchen trim will be SW Site White to match cabinets/molding.

sorry , I'm having trouble understanding where this 3 pendant fixture will be hanging and over what? It does coordinate well with the kitchen colors and surfaces and you can hang it closer to the ceiling but where is going?

actually its going over the kitchen window that is 7 1/2ft long-not shown in the pictures.

yikes, can you send a pic of that?

If that will not be in direct sight lines of the furniture you have shown,,, I don't anticipate it being an issue..............