Juno's track type of system gives a better connection than piercing a cable.

Well, what is your goal with the track lighting? Are you using it as a decorative fixture, in the same way you might use a ceiling pendant or chandelier? Or are you wanting it to disappear and just have a source of light? If you were putting in a chandelier or a pendant, would you pick white or silver or bronze? If you are thinking of the lighting as an accessory and decorative, use that as your guide.

I have a sloped ceiling with only 2x6 ceiling joists so there was no room for recessed cans. So I went with track lights. It was hard to finds ones that I liked the look of, there definitely are many Austin Powers-looking options available (Yeah Baby!) Also many track lights are designed for spot lighting, such as for accent lighting or task lighting rather than for the overall lighting for a room. I ended up with the following, with one track along one side of the galley kitchen and another along the other, with track mounted pendants over the peninsula: I am happy with the look and the light, I am less happy with how frequently the bulbs burn out and how difficult it is to remove the bulbs without damaging the fixtures.

You can always have something made based on your specifications, if interested I design and build light fixtures in almost any possible configuration. Feel free to browse My Storefront, all my lighting can be custom made to meet your needs.