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A cluster pendant would look very nice with the bigger space you have, however, just be careful as it looks like you have a nice window light and you dont want to block out too much natural light, as natural light is the best for applying makeup, downlights tend to create shadows across the face making it hard to evenly apply makeup or grooming. Just something to keep in mind!

Just a few questions; Will you also be having downlights in your kitchen? If you are, then your pendants need only be "decorative", rather than functional. If you're not, then you will want to be sure they are functional primarily for the space. Bear in mind that "Metal" shades create a focused light downwards and do not provide ambient light. I have attached a selection of chrome pendants from one of our suppliers that could suit your space beautifully. What do you think?

You need to focus on task lighting firstly. A down light between your head and the cooktop, and another between your head and the sink. Then either your track lighting or pendants over the island.