IMO you choose your furniture first then the chandeleir and I have no idea why this particular one is so important I think you could do better. I sure hope that is a real plant . Other than that I like the items you are putting together.

Don't stray too formal or too let's say shabby chic-no polished mahogany or very cottage-y table..and I believe you'll be fine, with quite a large variety of choices.

I'd look into lampshades for your chandelier (which you maybe plan anyway)-one wants his dining light to be as flattering as possible. Lampshades will make light softer, more evenly distributed, less shadows=more flattering. Yes it'll have more traditional vibe with lampshades so consider which ones would work best.

Something you didn't ask about but I'd add..your sofa is versatile enough but has stronger lines, modern vibe..I don't think you need so many pillows on it. It kills its spirit a bit:) (Maybe you don't plan on putting them all on, it's just a pic for you to see the colors?) In any case, I'do with less pillows(and I'm saying it as somebody who madly loves pillows)), and I'd do somewhat stronger colors on them, so they can hold their own against the sofa itself, the accent chair, etc.

Lastly, I think it's a pretty room in the making, the dining will get to be one pretty room too, so yes, to an extent, you're worrying needlessly:) But most of folks here do:)

It's a real plant..lol. We own the chandelier already..and the sofa. Everything else is on the 'idea board'. Because I own the chandelier already what type of dining furniture would you suggest (original question)?

@aprilneverends. Thank you. I hadn't thought of lampshades...so I will look into it! Yes..pillows are just for the idea board. Okay...so I need to find 'middle ground' dining furniture. What would that look like? Could you please post some examples?

http://www.architectureartdesigns.com/15-terrific-transitional-dining-room-designs-that-will-fit-in-your-home/

I think something not ornate, simple lines, I'd introduce maybe rounded elements..can be oval table itself, or just tapered legs...soft mcm? Will tie well with your living. Versatile. There's a lot of them now..I hesitate to make suggestions without knowing your budget, frankly. But in terms of lines-I believe Room and Board, or West Elm, or Anthropologie, or numerous other sites will have that, since it's a popular style right now. Can't attest to their quality, chairs can get especially expensive. You can mix and match these too. I myself went Craigslist route, but that was 8 years ago-either was thousands of dollars back then-or one could hunt vintage, which I did. Took me couple months too, back then.

Along these lines..

https://www.roomandboard.com/catalog/dining-and-kitchen/tables/adams-tables

https://www.westelm.com/products/parker-expandable-dining-table-g830/?pkey=cdining-tables&isx=0.0.211

(they have round versions, etc)

again, I'm not a big fan of West Elm in terms of quality..Room and Board gets better reviews..or did..

I looked at Anthro-looks like they don't have anymore what I had in mind..maybe they'll bring that one back.

And if you're not averse to second hand-check that too..they used to make things better..:) And you'll pay less

have no idea whether these guys are good..

https://www.roveconcepts.com/modern-dining-tables.html

the concept is basically same..clean lines, not too hard lines though..can sway either way

I'd say "check CB2"..but they're a lot like West Elm "or we so cool so affordable"..but I have my own opinion about their affordability lol

https://stylebyemilyhenderson.com/blog/an-intro-to-the-modern-traditional-style

I'm a big fan of getting used dining sets and reupholstering seats.

Could I do the table and chairs here?

It's lovely but table is too "heavy" for yor concept. I can see chairs, reupholstered in smth patterned maybe, to bring in more playful, less formal vibe..

Or-if you're in total love with it you'll have to adjust your living quite a bit

But I'd look for less formal table, will be easier I think

How about a chippendale type?

Pier 1

..or...

..I need to think:)

off the top of my head-the last one is the easiest, given everything else stays

but chairs also are complicated in terms they should be, you know, comfortable..upholstered or not? high back/low back? what back? they have to be more unique to you and family, in that sense, than the table

Totally agree with Patricia. Your room scheme looks great! But why that chandelier? It's would look, but I think there are a number of other incredible options to choose from.