Ooh yay more responses!! :) There is a flush mount light, since the wiring is not centered over the table. Long story having to do with our not-stellar builder. To center something I would have to deal with about 3.5' of cord. Here's where my taste gets complex. And frustrating. And -- impossible. I love a lot of "Mexican" pieces - heavy pine furniture, rustic pottery, etc. but I do not love a true Mexican look - I don't care too much for the textile patterns, overall palette, etc. I actually used to have a flat weave rug that my MIL loomed hanging over the table, but it was too large for the space. One that's a more suitable size is on my perpetual shopping list. I've been looking for something I love for a very long time, and no luck yet. I would love to have something other than a print there, prints are just "safe" for me - easy. I'm competent at hanging a print. I have all sorts of hangy things but I'm not competent when it comes to piecing together things that don't obviously "go," and I'm not very skilled when it comes to arranging things in space (spatial is not one of my higher intelligences!) I just raided my storage room with a camera and got a VERY SMALL sampling of things to show my "taste." Do you see any of these things "going" together? Because I can't, and would need help here. A large lantern w/ glass inserts that I adore, but can't find the perfect place for: Wrought iron sun shape w/ mirror insert: Obligatory Pier 1 candleholder: A pair of candleholders: Two similar wall hangings that are sun outlines with amber inserts. And a grass-like metal thing (thought it would look good in my bathroom once upon a time) on top of them: Carved wood mirror: ...and lots more where those came from.

You mention having wine storage in your DR, so how do you envision using this piece and where is it located? If it's in a good spot for a beverage/snack center (e.g. for a party), then I would put the shelf with hanging stemware storage on the wall at the right. Otherwise, I'd store your stemware near your main wine storage. In any case, I'd put a nice big mirror behind it (maybe in a nice frame to match the wood) and hang a pendant above it. I'd keep the top open for serving snacks and an ice bucket (if that's what it will be used for). Or display some favorite pictures on it, but I'd still trade the lamp for a pendant or maybe a pair of wall sconces on either side of a mirror. If it's not really needed for wine storage / serving beverages and snacks, then there is nothing wrong with using it for something else. For example, it would look nice with colorful, rolled up placemats, napkins and towels where the wine bottles go. But that all depends on where it is located and how you plan to use it.

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: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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:

Consider stacking the three pieces vertically on the right side of the buffet. The bottom piece at about 5" above the buffet and the others one hand's breadth apart as you go vertically. Place a lamp that reaches the mid point of the stack at the end with the outlet. In the center place a pretty bowl with fruit or some stable decor items. Think about framing the pieces with a slim metal frame/ You can repeat that metal with the lamp and other accessories.