I agree an orb light above the kitchen table.

I think that one more orb is orb overkill and you could use something besides an orb. Will look to see if anything pops up and will add it here.

How large is your table? Do you want to stick with copper? What are the other metal finishes in your kitchen? Budget?

Agree with you and Oly, no more orbs. Too much.

What is to the right of this picture? What style(s) do you like?

Here are a couple that might look nice if they appeal to you.

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I didn't screen for size; this might be too large

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/lyster-square-28-inch-wide-oil-rubbed-bronze-chandelier__y2256.html

Or a simple copper candelabra?

Thanks for the comments and ideas! My kitchen is I guess mostly modern farmhouse, but those darn pendants (which I love) are pretty urban I think. I’m all over the place and don’t need a specific style, just something that is attractive and flows...my table is 40x80 and there is a wall of cabinets to the right in this picture...I love a candelabra but will it look to busy with the orbs being in such a small space? I’m terrible at this so any advice is appreciated. Should I go with something else altogether, like a wagon wheel chandelier?

I have oil rubbed bronze cabinet hardware and stainless appliances. I’d like to stick to the oil rubbed bronze or copper for the light fixture and would prefer to stay under $300 for the fixture. Thanks everyone for your comments.

I like the simplicity of this one, but it’s still lovely and interesting. I don’t know if the size would work, you’ll have to measure for that. I don’t think a candelabra type fixture would be too busy at all ... they’re a classic look with just about anything. And if you ever change out the pendent lights, would be easy to tie into with new ones.

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/hartley-28-inch-wide-oil-rubbed-bronze-6-light-chandelier__78m85.html

I made it bigger in this mock-up, just for visual purposes:

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A drum shade would be a simple, calm, and elegant look. Again, this size might not work, but just to give an idea of the style ...

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/lorelai-24-and-three-quarter-inch-bronze-and-wood-finish-drum-pendant-light__78e66.html

Enlarged for mock-up:

I think a plain candelabra would not be too busy at all; it would be about the least visually busy thing you could choose. It has to have some presence to balance the three orbs. There are some talented photoshoppers here (not me) - maybe someone install some for you to see.

You actually can upload a pic of your room onto some websites and use their visualizer to put different fixtures into your space. I just tried the lamps plus one but couldn't get it to work for me. I have low bandwidth though so it might work for you. Find a fixture you want to try and when you click on it, there is a "try in my room" button.

Thanks so much Jinx and olychick-your ideas are really helpful

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