@nuppal I still like the gray better… Especially in light of your countertops and the fireplace… And I looked up your color on Pinterest and I saw that color walls with different colored wood floors and I thought it looked nice. But as another poster said it’s all a personal preference. I personally don’t like beige walls so I guess I’m biased! Haha But the new house we’re building has wood floors and gray walls and is the Joanna Gaines type style… And its similar to yours and that we have the white quartz countertops with the gray marbling and I have white cabinets in my kitchen and white builtins in my living room. Most of our walls are gray… Different shades of gray (Mostly with blue undertones because that’s what I like).

All those hideaous boob lights need to be pot lights in LEDs 4000K and I like that light you chose for over the table once the others are changed to pot lights it will work very well make sure the bulbs in that light are also LEDs in 4000K the only thing I dislike about that light is that it is not going to light the table . I do think you will need more pot lights than what you have so be prepared for some ceiling repair and repainting. As for a fan I never like them in kitchens or dining rooms I would also do some under cabinet lighting and on a separate switch. Get a good electrician and this can be done with a minimum mess.

You an do the carmack one in the entry. I was pushing for it in the kitchen nook because I really wanted to see something with some height. Which I think you can still achieve. But if your uncomfortable with that and prefer flush mount totally do the carmack one in the entry way. I think you will need three pendants on the island. Doesn’t the set come with three anyways? Also, you can try it out in the space and see, maybe use one of the three in another area... but again, 10ft island usually go with three pendants especially if it’s narrow...

I used to watch a TV show about how to dress properly for your size. I always remember the hosts saying "things should go with each other and not necessarily match". So my advice is if the fixtures you like "go with" each other , then use them.. It's your house.