Still Can't decide.  

Saturnia
The circular one.

nice lamps. i've always...
nice lamps. i've always liked a triple with a long table. like the Hola.
i'm not familiar with your table though...

Circular
Why feel the need to repeat the table shape in the lamp? A) The proportions of the two ovals (table/ lamp) will inevitably differ, looking like a failed attempt to "match". B) The play between the two different shapes (oval/ circle) seem inherently more interesting.

Be careful.
If color is important to you. I had to return one of their nut lamps because it didn't at all match the sample that I was sent.

CIRCULAR
no question, in fact, its rarely a wrong choice for an overhead fixture...Hein tables are a very fine design,subtle...

This is my first post here...
This is my first post here so first let me say hello everyone! I live in Poland and have this sweet little obsession over designer lamps. And chairs - chairs are nice 😉
Going back to your question, I don't think any of Saturnia or I-Club would go well with your table - too much of circular/oblong action going on. I would choose something more sculptural like Mikado, or, if you do insist on oblong forms, I would suggest Carambola or X-Club as better choices. But please check out Mikado or Mini Mikado first - they are absolutely spectacular. I have both lamps - Mikado being quite large needs a higher ceiling or preferably a loft-type space but Mini Mikado can fit anywhere. My only grievance is that they do not give too much light but I guess you cannot have everything.
-- taje

Hi Stephen
I am with my ? Mediterranean blue? friend and with taje. The Piet Hein super ellipse is a very typical shape and anything oblong will mismatch.
Saturnia is nice but a little bit too solid. Mikado seems a rather dramatic solution that somehow echoes the mathematical approach to the table?s shape.

Saturnia
It matches better the table, I think

That table...
...is all over the place in Denmark. We lived there for a year and I saw it in many homes and also in every other store, it seemed. Even their Home Depot-type chain store carried a knockoff of it. And the Jacobsen 7 chair was most commonly used with it (either the real thing or one of several knockoffs that were also ubiquitous).
Anyway, just thought you might like to know that. I loved the table when we were there and wanted one badly. Then we moved back to the US and I saw it so seldom that I nearly forgot about it.
I'd hang a Poul Henningsen pendant over it, like this one. It just seems right to me. Predictable, but right.
http://hivemodern.com/products/?view=sub_product&sid=2059&cid=357&cid2=362