Its funny talking about pendants when its near an airconditioning outlet because that airflow will move the light and give a really wild effect moving in the breeze. The best effect would be as suggested wall lights Dimmable and aimed upwards to use the ceiling as a reflector and giving a lovely ambiance to the room in the corner where the Dyson is put a floor lamp something people will look at and , not even notice the duct in the roof, trick the eyes from going up, it will become invisible eventually

Chantelle, what a fab table! I can't tell though if the top is timber, stone, concrete (or the look of) or metal. If you like industrial style then Oskuee's top three images are perfect! The fourth photo is a crossback chair which can suit industrial, Hamptons and modern country. However if you like a modern classic look, then a fully upholstered chair like the style of the one in this link would work. Either colour match the legs to the table or paint them matt black. A straight leg, rather than a taper ( as shown in the link) might be better too. Fabric-wise because the table has clean lines, a self pattern or plain would be best. Photos please when you're finished. https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/custom-designed-dining-table-and-chairs-contemporary-dining-room-sydney-phvw-vp~55535654

Maybe try Asian/Balinese style business or look at pinterest: that will give you idea that you could take to a tradesman and get a quote on bespoke or if you have a male that is very handy some great ideas on that link. https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/419679259009258301/

Hi Helen, isn’t it gorgeous? It’s a late 1960s chair designed by Harcourt, model F588 All the best with your renovation, Louise, Decoro Custom Interiors - Window Treatment Specialist, Sydney https://www.artifort.com/collection/model/detail/Armchairs_F587-F588