Have you considered track lighting or a mono rail based light system? Something like this fromTech Lighting? You can hang pendants off the track also. What is your budget? What is behind the wood paneling and can you install fixtures on the ceiling? Do you see the monorail in the image below? Here is a link to TechLighting Photo gallery to get some ideas. WAC and Bruck also make monorail systems. They rely on a central power source and all the other fixtures in the system don't need a circuit box for the electrical connection. It allows you not to damage the wood panelling you have in place.

I will stop by the house tonight and see if they are hung yet. Hopefully this week sometime. I initially wanted the pebble shape too! I don't know what changed my mind, bc I felt this one was too school-house looking at first. But I made a couple mockups and just felt like this one went better. IDK lol, I'm making it up as I go haha. I also got the flush mount for over our sink. I went with the brass too to mix it up and am using brushed brass hardware on my island. Faucet is chrome. Everything else is ORB- perimeter cabinet hardware and doorknobs, etc. One thing I didn't realize is the metal rod is only like 1-foot long and the rest is a gold rope. Look at the picture of the canopy closely and you will see. I'm hoping it doesn't look stupid bc I'm keeping them. They were on sale several months ago but haven't been since. Sign up with an email and you will get a one-time use coupon code for 15% off. It's a ONE TIME use though. I had to use 2 different emails. :)

We need to see the room and the table. also need ceiling height.

Yes, please provide more information on the exact lighting that you purchased. When I planned my undercabinet LED lighting, I learned that there are a lot of different systems. You can have the transformers on each light fixture, in which case you would have line voltage going to each light from the wall switch. My local electrical supply house sold something like that. Another choice is what you find in the home centers, where the lights are plugged into a wall receptacle. The black wires that I see in your photos makes me believe that you have something like that. What I ended up purchasing was a custom set-up that I bought online. I have a transformer attached to the floor joist below the kitchen (we have a basement) and the line voltage goes from the wall switch in the kitchen to the transformer. Then, a low voltage line goes from the transformer to the controller (which can be operated via remote control if desired.) Then, there are small gauge wires (like thermostat wires) going from the controller to each strip of LED lights in the kitchen. Those thin cables were added to the walls before the drywall. The wires that you have pictured look much thicker than thermostat wires, so I am unsure what type of set-up you purchased.