I just put in a Kichler mini-chandelier in the bathroom near the tub. It is on a chain, and I really wanted it to swag. I think with a swagging light on a chain you don't feel limited to one height for the light or one location for the table. I plan to cover the chains with fabric. In our other house, I have a wrought iron chandelier with 5 arms using little candle bulbs and small shades. The ceiling is so low in the dining room that DH had to remove all the links to hook it directly to the ceiling plate. That house is more traditionally furnished and the wrought iron is perfect for it. I also just had the Olivia star pendant from Pottery Barn installed in my walk in closet. It is a bronzy finished metal with clear bubbled glass in the star points (like a Moravian star). And I had the electrician leave a long tail on the chain so I could swag it from up high to a hook mounted above the chest in the closet. I'm very pleased with its appearance. Actually, I bought it for another spot and discovered it was too small for there, but perfect in the walkin closet. Do not despair over lack of choice with flush mount fixtures. They make things called semi-flush mount. They are sort of a cross between chandeliers and fush mounts. I considered them for the spots that would not take a swag. In my case, if I make a bad choice, I have the option of using them at our second home, before I have to think about returning something. Nowadays, I consider the second option for an item before I buy it.

mimipadv, not sure I understand your question. I am looking for a light that would be above the sink. Task or spot would be ok as far as it is not recessed and powerful enough to light my activities at the sink. Sorry if I was not clear

I like this one too. It comes in the right size and there are 3 light bulbs: https://www.amazon.com/Chandelier-Lighting-Hand-Made-Corridor-Fixtures/dp/B0865QCTXV/ref=sr_1_212?qid=1585098841&refinements=p_n_feature_ten_browse-bin%3A5587111011&s=lamps-light&sr=1-212&swrs=2EEFB9300325B0A743D498F5138A45BC&th=1 The light fixture shown in the restaurant on the website seems really big bit it is not. The tables are narrow.

I believe that was from LBL lighting which is now under the tech lighting umbrella, not sure they make it anymore. also try Besa lighting, Access lighting and Eurofase lastly ET2