I have a hard time understanding "should". If you like white fans (and your reason is certainly valid), but not a white light, then don't have a white light! You're not getting marked on your choices :-) and won't be voted off the island if you're "wrong" (how can you be wrong in your own house - are there really rules about matching fans and light fixtures?)? Trust your own judgment and remember you have to live with the things, not some passing stranger.

Here Is the other light option we would consider - however it doesn’t have a dining light that is rectangular which is needed for the dining rm , I believe This is the entry and dining rom loff to right of entryway. The temporary can is slightly visible in the dining room. If I may upload a photo of the rectangle dining light we are also considering as well. For you professional opinion of the choice given the size and space of the room In your opinion would this Dining light fixture fit the space along with the entry light we are considering? Thank you

If you are planning to re do the ceiling, I would drag that power up to the ceiling and put in either a junction box or a recessed light. you could do a hanging fixture that way and regain that wall for more practical purposes. Since you will be muckin around up there anyway it should be fairly simple for an electrician to change it up.

Your first light seems to be a better option. The hanging chandelier might be a bit much with two for your entry way. I think you first option will compliment your dining fixture nicely.