Try with a torch first to see where gives best light

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Hi Jamie The first image definitely looks fiddly to install and to finish the ceiling as it appears there isn't a plate on the ceiling . However the second image shows something easier with a plate ceiling plate for neatness. The Davide Groppi Miss 2 Led is a good example of this same installation. Another way might be the use of tiny plates or jack points like the Bocci 14.1 which has a 29mm ceiling plate . This is of course not viable for all pendants so you will need do a bit of research to find one that matches you taste and application. Good luck with the research.

It may be worth speaking to the electrician if you're not as keen on swagging. I know they can run a "pipe" through the ceiling void with the cabling in to put extra outlets and then just drill a hole from underneath the ceiling for the light but that is dependant on the joist direction etc though. That may not be feasible for what you want to do but may be worth asking the question anyway! If not, choose hooks that blend in with the ceiling? It will be easier to assess position this way too as you can just get the electrician to hold each one up for assessment before fixing! A general rule is that lights should be 1/2 - 2/3 of the tables width and normally hung 30-36 inches above the table. Given the double height I'd probably just start the lowest pendant c40-46 inches but I'm not sure on your total ceiling height and even though it's a feature you want to make sure the table is sufficiently lit! It's probably worth drawing it out on paper