#1. Lighting should be fairly neutral because furnishings change more often than fixtures. Also, once you get plates or flowers or something with orange on the table, you would not also want an orange light, and the "orange" one is not really the right color anyway. The gray metal doesn't seem to add anything to the chrome legs of the table, which are a given, so again the best choice of these three is the white light.

Gorgeous foyer! I hope you'll share more pictures of the house. I am also curious as to the era and style of the house because I do think that should inform the light fixtures. My initial inclination is some kind of semi-flushmount so it has a little "something" more than just a boring flush mount but not so lavish as a chandelier. I love some of the Rejuvenation fixtures, but I'm not certain if they are right for your house or not without knowing at least the era of the home.

You could certainly go for a more understated kind of light so as not to overshadow the crystal chandelier. I don't know if you have any style or finish preferences, but here are some more subdued lights that could work in your foyer... Minka Lavery Astrapia (I like the one little crystal bauble!) Kichler Larkin Feiss Gannet Savoy House Townsend Savoy House Berlin These are just a few ideas. We have hundreds more. If you'd like to look at some other options, or if you have any questions, let me know!

A linear chandelier describes the shape. Modern describes the style. For your table, you need a linear shaped chandelier, The style of the other fixtures in the room is modern. So, you really need a linear, modern chandelier. That is what I recommend. What would you want different from that? Thanks.