1 will look lonely and lost, unless its a stunning chandelier, while drawing attention to its self and away from the kitchen overall. Don't forget that lights are there for a purpose and 3 will provide a much more even illumination of the workspace.

.... Very similar in style and size to what we used. Our island is 2000mm X 900mm and we used 2 pendants Lined up with the shaker profile on the island bench. For us they are more for ambient lighting rather than task as we have led downlights and under cabinet lighting too. Do be prepared to clean them as Dr Retro indicated! (Make sure you can get your hand inside easily for cleaning) There are definitely far more practical options for kitchens.

Thanks for all your feedback. Got the flying saucer shape for over the lowered servery part of kitchen bench. For various reasons including cost did not get other Moroccan lights for over dining table. Have a few options for these 2-3 lights over dining table in the same room and would love any feedback... https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kitchen-Pendant-Light-Bedroom-Ceiling-Lights-Bar-Lamp-Modern-Chandelier-Lighting-/322886642927 these three colours in a row, but they are only 26.5 Cm diameter and over 2.6m table https://www.beaconlighting.com.au/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/040ec09b1e35df139433887a97daa66f/w/1/w15_croft_v2_1.jpg 34cm diameter, again 3 colours https://www.micalighting.com.au/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/eae3df698e7e4b8becac3bc1de94dd42/l/i/lita40-bamboo-pendant-light-natural.jpg 2 of these larger 40cm lights We are really going for a relaxed warm welcoming look, perhaps a little quirky/fun/bohemian Look forward to feedback!

Two issues -- The middle size looks 'about right' and approx 40cm diameter ( approx 2/3rds the size of the larger one ) . But I don't think it suits many modern styles -- a beach inspired place with say white woven wallpaper or seagrass style flooring or some distressed furniture would be complemented by this , but a modern build with say painted walls doesn't do anything with this style IMO . Go classier rather than laid-back would be my advice , and that would depend on the decor . And thinking about things , one 'trick' I used in a commercial building I own was 5 polished copper shades up an L shaped stairway -- the ceiling was flat , so nearly 5 metres 'up' at the base , and I used 28cm ones with the biggest round clear LED bulbs ( 8Watt ) I could get , all hung on that oldstyle '1940's iron' type cord , so they were all 2.6metres above the stair below -- it created that 'going up' visual effect . One large light ( especially say 4 metres above the deck ) won't give that effect .