Narrow your current Wishlist photos and then add more to help determine your style preferences. I’m seeing some wood elements.

Dimension is 4.9 by 3.6m

I wanted to put a simple pendant light over the dining area but don’t know which one to choose. Also I want to have a smaller dining table than the current one, as the space is small.

And also I wanted to go for a narrower console than a sideboard☺️

A round dining room table may be better.

Something like these.

Thank you so much.i will note it.

Can you please suggest what kind of dining chairs would be comfortable and look better as well as timeless? Fabric/leather (upholstered) or bare wooden?

Go to furniture shops and sit on chairs. A comfortable chair for some, may be uncomfortable for others. Your house, so choose your chair.

Chairs should have a slightly sloping back. Fabric chairs get very dirty so avoid like the plague except for an occasional use formal dining room. I have vinyl on my kitchen chairs that I put on to cover the fabric. I could do this as the cushion was made to pop out of frame to be recovered when needed. But most are fixed so can’t easily do that. Only way to check comfort is to sit on them.

When we went shopping for dining chairs we had difficulty finding a style that was comfortable for everyone because of different leg lengths. I agree with the advice that you really need to try the chairs to find what's comfortable for you. I think your chairs look fine, simple and versatile, but their suitability might depend on what else you put in the room. I noticed one has a chair pad so is it too low or not soft enough for someone?

How keen are you for a pendant light? It doesn't look like the existing lights line up with the table? So if you were to change to a pendant light there would be some patching and repainting of the ceiling involved. There's a ceiling vent to factor in also. If you have looked at the lighting stores' websites and not seen a light that you really like is that effort worthwhile?

Could you post a sketch please. That will also help us understand traffic flow through the space.

Is that the edge of your existing sideboard at the bottom left of the picture? Or the edge of a kitchen bench? Is that a sofa in front of it? Does that need to stay? What do you need to place/store in the room or would the console be purely decorative? Are you sure about the dimensions? My first thought was 4.9 isn't small yet the picture looks small. Then I realised it might be the angle of view and I noticed the sofa which means the room must be longer than it looks.

My rough perception of the space, was that a normal dining chair takes up approx 600mm x 600mm, then counting the tiles, I come up with 8 and a bit tile, which equals the 4900 as posted.
The reason why I suggested a round table is because of the thoroughfare through the dining to outside. You can't use the whole space for a 2000mm table and chairs. You would have to shimmy around the chairs to get outside.

@Ritzy Rit, is there another exit to the outside? If you stopped the access, in this dining room, then the space is a good size for a decent rectangle table.

Thank you so much for the responses. I am going to remove all the existing furniture. I thought pendant light would make the space look “awesome”(?). But m open for suggestions. The bottom left in the picture is the kitchen island. Yes that is a sofa, which will go out too. May be a decorative console.

Super rough sketch

How about an oval table? Yes there is another exit through the laundry room😁. But all prefer to use the one shown in the picture.

Can you post a picture from a position outside the sliding door. I want to see kitchen. Also from a point leading into kitchen back beyond your first photo

The images are copies from the agent.

The plan is what I was really trying to get at when I asked for a sketch but I didn't know if you had access to a plan or would have to sketch it up yourself. The picture in the other direction is useful too. I see you have a dominant splash of red in your colour scheme. What's that on the right? How many people does your table need to seat?

The image is from an old picture. There’s currently nothing on the right. Around 4-6 people.