OK, after doing some more research Im narrowing down my questions..... I see that the choice is either low voltage or line voltage, seems the low voltage is a finer non bulky track. I am also wanting halogen lights in the pendants.(can either line/low voltage be used for halogen?) for ambiant lights over the dining table.. any suggestions?

It is hard to tell from the mock-up, but could you turn the table the other direction, so by putting the chandy to the left of the soffit a bit more it would be centered? Or, could you go with a round table, which would perhaps achieve the same thing? The other thing that you could consider is actually building another soffit that comes out at a right angle to the existing one, and matches the proportion of the table. Then put pendants or try the chandy in that scenario - make the soffit part of the design of the dining area.

We have the same problem in our dining room. And the real 'ACK' part is that we gutted our whole kitchen/dining area and removed the old ceiling, so we could have addressed it properly the first time. Once the new dining room table was in, it was obvious we would be moving it off centre (pathway to deck is behind table), and we're kicking ourselves. DH is planning to buy a plaster medallion to put up on the ceiling, so that the edge of it will cover the old hole. Luckily, he is an electrical engineer, so he can do the rewiring. I COULD patch the hole, but what a LITERAL pain in the neck. So not only will the fixture be off-centre, but medallion will be too. I am pretty sure it will cost you more than $35 extra on top of the first $35 to rewire in a new location- assuming there is enough wire up there to allow the move. Ours is accessible from the attic.

https://www.houzz.com/products/quoizel-laila-4-light-18w-mini-chandelier-rustic-antique-bronze-prvw-vr~142694794 https://www.houzz.com/products/laila-rustic-antique-bronze-prvw-vr~65234927 https://www.houzz.com/products/quoizel-laila-chandelier-rustic-antique-bronze-lla5205ra-prvw-vr~25692376 I think these are all the same. Thanks for all the suggestions! I have the table moved out now, it's not terrible. I'm just going to live with it a few days, maybe I'll try rotating the table for another few days and see how I like it.