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It’s worth incorporating kitchen cabinet lighting ideas into a kitchen design. They can be part of the layers of illumination that make a kitchen a functional room in which to prepare food, but also allow a change of atmosphere for dining and welcoming guests.

Lighting kitchen cabinets can be a practical solution so it is easy to locate items when preparing and cooking food, but they can also make a display of items such as stemware or china in glass-fronted cabinets, so they’re always worth considering as an element of your kitchen ideas.

We’ve collected lighting ideas for kitchen cabinets to inspire along with advice from experts that will assist in realizing its practical and aesthetic benefits. 

Kitchen cabinet lighting ideas

Successful kitchen lighting ideas – and the scheme overall – include ambient or background lighting, task lighting, and feature or accent lighting, so when you are planning kitchen lighting, bear in mind that kitchen cabinet lighting ideas can act as task or as accent lighting.  

1. Backlight the cabinets

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To create an eye-catching feature for a kitchen, consider backlighting your kitchen cabinets, which will create a soft glow behind what’s on show. 

‘With kitchens being the hub of our homes we design our furniture to be both highly functional and also to look beautiful both in the day and at night,’ says Richard Moore, design director, Martin Moore .

‘This cupboard not only provides capacious storage for wine glasses, wine, china and cutlery, but we have backed the piece with exquisite backlit faux onyx so it adds a sparkling focal point when guests gather for drinks and dinner.’

2. Change the mood with adjustable cabinet lighting

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Like, kitchen wall lighting ideas, lights in kitchen cabinets can be used to create a subtle mood. So, think about selecting kitchen cabinet lighting ideas that allow fine adjustment. This  SieMatic SLX PURE range kitchen has a sophisticated LED cabinet lighting system.  

‘The user can create a three-dimensional effect by changing the tone and brightness of the LED lighting system, which in turn also transforms the kitchen space atmosphere and mood,’ explains Helena Myers, director of The Myers Touch .

3. Speed up the morning routine

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Lighting inside a pantry cabinet can make the early morning routine in a family house a little smoother with cereal boxes and other breakfast favorites easy to grab and prepare. 

‘I suggest adding a sensor to the doors, so that when they open, the lights turn on and when not in use and the doors are closed, the lights automatically turn off,’ says Allison Lynch, senior design consultant at Roundhouse . 

4. Showcase stemware

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Exploit kitchen cabinet lighting ideas for the storage for stemware. Lighting glass-fronted cabinets turns these essentials into a feature of the room as well as keeping them readily accessible, but free of dust. Glass shelves inside the cabinet allow the light to be transmitted from the top of the cabinet to the lower levels.

Follow the example shown here by specifying sufficient wall cabinets for this purpose to arrange glasses so they aren’t crammed together. 

5. Provide a beautiful backdrop

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Consider the backdrop of the cabinetry that will be lit in your kitchen. Lighting can bring out the best in wood used within open-fronted cabinets, showing off its color, grain, and subtle sheen – in fact, these are great lighting ideas for small kitchens, enhancing space subtly by creating depth.

Equally, the lighting will highlight favorites in the room. ‘Adding integrated mood lighting ensures your finest pieces are never forgotten, says Tom Howley , design director at the eponymous company. ‘It also provides an alternative ambient light source when you’re enjoying a romantic dinner or cocktails with friends.’ 

6. Put cabinet lighting on a separate switch

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When you are working out the answer to the question, 'how much light does my kitchen need?', it's really worth considering that not all lights need to be on at the same time – and that your needs will change, depending on how you are using your kitchen. So, ensuring kitchen cabinetry lighting can be operated independently of other lighting in the room to enable changes of atmosphere when the space is being used for different purposes is vital.

‘By putting the cabinetry lights on their own switch, you can turn off the ceiling lights and keep a lovely warm glow from within the cabinetry,’ says Allison Lynch. ‘There may be items on shelving that you want to showcase so lighting from above washing down a dresser unit is worth considering.’

7. Introduce illuminated niches

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Modern kitchen lighting ideas allow for an element of surprise. Consider cabinets with illuminated niches as part of a kitchen design. They can take the place of shelving as a place for decorative display in the room. 

‘If you covet open shelving but don’t want to sacrifice wall cupboards, another option is open compartments on the island,’ says Charlie Smallbone, founder of Ledbury Studio . ‘It’s the best of both worlds, with open space to display pretty things combined with closed cupboards for storing less attractive essentials.

‘In this kitchen I wanted the small niches on the island to make a big impact. To achieve this, LED lighting was built into the furniture to cast an even glow across what is being displayed. In my opinion, this gentle lighting effect really comes into its own when the other lights in the room are switched off. ’

8. Expand the kitchen’s dimensions with cabinet lighting

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If a kitchen is relatively small, or the storage requirements large with extensive wall cabinetry required as part of the design, kitchen cabinet lighting ideas can be employed to make it appear larger. Wall cabinets with internal lighting will add visual depth to the room by providing a view right to the wall on which they are hung. 

The golden rules in this scenario? Dedicate these cabinets to the most attractive pieces in the kitchen, which might include glasses, platters, and even cookbooks. Don’t overfill them either to preserve an uncluttered view.

9. Illuminate a kitchen in a cabinet

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A cabinet can contain an entire kitchen in a small home, or a contemporary open property where the kitchen is completely concealed when not in use, and here adequate cabinet lighting is essential. 

For this ‘secret’ kitchen, the cabinet lighting is task illumination, allowing preparation and cooking to take place safely. The light source is reflected by the red glass backsplash, which boosts illumination levels for the counters below.

10. Let shelves shine

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Lighting individual shelves can fufill a practical role. ‘Kitchen cabinetry lighting is very important nowadays and is essential when designing a kitchen,’ advises Allison Lynch. ‘It’s deemed as “task” lighting as it helps you to more easily find what you’re looking for within the cabinet when working in the kitchen or pantry.’

In this pantry as well as making what’s on display easily retrievable, the lighting creates a warm glow, drawing the eye to this feature of the room.

How do you light inside a cabinet?

LED light strips or puck lights are both excellent options to use inside a cabinet. Puck lights are small spotlights which can be mounted on a surface or recessed. They can be a good choice to create accent lighting, showcasing a display of glasses, or favorite china, for example. Strip lighting can perform the same task, but it’s also an excellent way to illuminate the interior of a cabinet to allow you to locate items easily. 

It’s preferable that kitchen cabinet lighting is hardwired to create a seamless finish. An alternative is to consider battery-powered designs, which could be fitted without the need to call in a professional electrician.

Are LED lights good for kitchen cabinets?

How to choose kitchen lighting? LED lights are a good choice for kitchen cabinets. They are energy efficient, have a long lifespan, and don’t get hot. Another advantage of LED lights is that they can be dimmed, making them ideal if your kitchen cabinet lighting is part of the room’s feature lighting. They also come in different colors as well as white, which can make the room’s lighting design more interesting when they’re used for glass-fronted cabinets.

Sarah is a freelance journalist and editor. Previously executive editor of Ideal Home, she’s specialized in interiors, property and gardens for over 20 years, and covers interior design, house design, gardens, and cleaning and organizing a home for H&G. She’s written for websites, including Houzz, Channel 4’s flagship website, 4Homes, and Future’s T3; national newspapers, including The Guardian; and magazines including Future’s Country Homes & Interiors, Homebuilding & Renovating, Period Living, and Style at Home, as well as House Beautiful, Good Homes, Grand Designs, Homes & Antiques, LandLove and The English Home among others. It’s no big surprise that she likes to put what she writes about into practice, and is a serial house renovator. 

How to Choose Under Cabinet Lighting

In kitchens, crafts rooms and elsewhere, general lighting can only go so far. Under cabinet lightin…

6U Series LED Undercabinet Collection by Kichler 

In kitchens, crafts rooms and elsewhere, general lighting can only go so far. When you are standing at the counter with your back to the light source, your body creates a shadow right on your work space; cabinetry over countertops can create the same problem for overhead lights. Under cabinet lighting can illuminate surfaces and provide just the right amount of light to allow you to manage tasks with ease. We’ll take you through the basics of under cabinet lighting, so you can see these spaces in a whole new light. 

What Is Under Cabinet Lighting? Legrand Undercabinet Collection by Legrand Adorne 

Under cabinet lighting is lighting that you add underneath the cabinetry on the walls to illuminate the area immediately surrounding the cabinets. It’s unlike a traditional lightbulb-style fixture because it’s designed to be hidden and space-saving, concealed by the cabinet trim so all you see is the light’s effect. Installation options will vary based on your layout, but there’s typically no need for cords or electrical outlets to be placed in obscure areas. 

Most types of under cabinet or under counter lighting are designed as a system. These systems contain multiple individual components, including lights, outlets, drivers and more, and they’re configurable so you can place them where they will benefit you most. 

There are three main forms of under cabinet lighting: 

Tape Lights PrimaLine 3 Watt 16 foot Tape Light Kit by Alloy LED 

Tape lights or strip lights are an easy solution for adding lighting to complex areas. They can work as under cabinet or under counter lighting, or as architectural accent lighting in nearly any space. For those who need a low-voltage solution, this can work well. They tend to be available in long reels (usually about 16 feet) and are flexible so they can be laid over uneven surfaces and made to turn corners as needed. Some of the most effective versions allow the installer to simply cut them at any point they need to do so.  

While tape lights can be effective solutions for difficult areas, they don’t offer as much light as other under cabinet lighting styles. Additionally, granite countertops tend to reflect the individual points of light, creating glare spots. If you have granite or plan to install it, choose an LED tape light with a diffuser. 

Puck Lights Power Puck LED Under-Cabinet Light by DALS Lighting 

A traditionally popular option, puck lights are round, short lights placed on the underside of the cabinetry. Most use tiny screws to hold them in place. These lights are typically about 2 or 3 inches in diameter, but they can put off a lot of light. Older puck lights use xenon or halogen bulbs, but modern LED puck lights can produce plenty of light while using only about 20 watts of power for ample coverage of the surfaces directly under the lights. A good rule of thumb is to use one puck light for every 8 to 12 inches of countertop. 

Puck lights can be powered in several ways. Most often, they connect directly to an outlet to operate: Most halogen and xenon lights will use a 120V AC supply. However, LED puck lights operate on a low-voltage DC, so the power supply will depend on the number of lights selected. The transformer and power supply can then be concealed inside the cabinets to create the desired clean look. 

Light Bars Unilume LED Slimline 19-Inch Undercabinet Light by Tech Lighting 

A light bar is a long, thin light fixture that’s also affixed to the underside of a cabinet. These bar or strip lights are ideal for spaces where an even distribution of light is important. By comparison, puck lights can create bright spots of light, whereas light bars distribute their light along the length of the fixture more readily. Many light bars are fluorescents, which means they incorporate a ballast and the electrical components within the fixture, so they’re easier to install. 

LED light bars are a popular option in today’s market because of the safety and quality of light produced by LEDs. They can be purchased as integrated light bars or in strip reels. One of the key features of LED light bars is that you can link them up, one after another, creating a long row of lights to cover a larger space. This makes installation a breeze since there is no need for separate wiring between each light fixture. 

What Type of Under Cabinet Lighting is Best for Me?

Here are three key considerations to keep in mind when deciding which type of under cabinet lighting is best suited to your needs: 

1. Placement and Available Space Legrand Undercabinet Collection by Legrand Adorne 

Before making any purchase, it’s important to know how much room you have available to use for lighting. Most often, it is beneficial to keep the lighting fixture hidden behind the cabinet’s face for the most seamless look. Tucked up tight against the bottom of the cabinet, this placement keeps the light fixture out of the way of usable space below. Measure this space carefully before purchasing any lights.  

Also, consider the placement of the lights. Puck lights and light bars are thicker, making placement against the back of the cabinet more desirable, so they are out of the way. Consider placement also based on the location of the work surface. 

2. Power Options Legrand Undercabinet Collection by Legrand Adorne 

The power options for under cabinet lighting range from direct-wire to plug-in to battery-operated. As with any home improvement project, more elaborate configurations may require an expert installation—and that can mean more expense. Direct-wire cabinet lights may require an electrician’s help, but they can create a more polished, professional look because there are no plugs or wires to contend with. If you have an older, existing under cabinet system that you’d like to change out for an LED version, the wiring is already there and should be a relatively easy switch for your pro. Plug-in under cabinet lights require an outlet nearby, while battery-powered lights may need frequent battery replacements. Your power supply and installation needs will dictate which under cabinet system is best for you. 

3. Type of Light Fixture LEDme Round Button Light by WAC Lighting 

The type of fixture you choose also depends on where you’re using it. Consider these tips when choosing based on the location itself: 

Learning how to choose under cabinet lighting doesn’t have to be difficult. Consider each style of lighting based on your unique needs before making a buying decision. 

How to Choose Under Cabinet Lighting Components Legrand Undercabinet Collection by Legrand Adorne 

Once you have decided on which type of lighting you need, you can begin to consider the details of each piece. Here are a few key points to bear in mind: 

How to Install Undercabinet Lighting 

As noted, each style has a different requirement for installation. Power options vary based on the type of fixture. Confident DIYers may be able to tackle this project, but it’s hard to go wrong with a licensed electrician for such technical installations. Remember that direct wiring your under-cabinet lighting can leave you with a more professional look (and is typically best left to a professional installer). However, most light bars plug into an outlet. In all cases, having the right power supply at the right voltage is essential. 

Whichever style you decide on, our selection of under cabinet lighting has further ideas and options to help you make the right choice.  

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2021-09-29T06:00:00+00:00 2021-09-29T06:14:35+00:00 25 Kitchen Lighting Ideas: Tips from the Experts 2021-09-29T06:00:00+00:00 We make breakfast in the twilight, we cook dinner already in the dark - these are the costs of city life. Light in the kitchen is an important issue that you want to solve as efficiently and effectively as possible. You will be inspired by our experts and the most beautiful ideas 25 Kitchen Lighting Ideas: Tips from the Experts

We make breakfast in the twilight, we cook dinner in the dark - such are the costs of city life. Light in the kitchen is an important issue that you want to solve as efficiently and effectively as possible. Our experts and the most beautiful ideas will inspire you.

The kitchen is a place of hectic gatherings for work and leisurely cozy gatherings with tea and cake, a zone of culinary exploits and family recreation. Lighting here should adapt to any conditions, be comfortable, dynamic and multi-tasking. Consider different lighting solutions with examples and talk about possible difficulties.

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The light in the kitchen should be able to adapt to the circumstances - be bright or intimate, illuminate widely or pointwise. One of the options is a switch with a dimmer, a lighting power regulator. The other is a height-adjustable luminaire that allows you to change the size and location of the illuminated area. Be careful - the spring can stretch over time.

Two main areas of the kitchen - working and dining. The working room may include a sink, stove, dining room - a table or a kitchenette. Remember that warm and soft light contributes to appetite, but it is better to cook in as much natural light as possible. Some areas can be left in the twilight - a refrigerator and a dishwasher for example. A bright and eye-catching chandelier above a table or island can add theatrics to any setting and make any dinner a special occasion.

Our opinion:

- Remember about the safety and grounding of electrical appliances in the kitchen. Lights, sockets, switches, wiring must be located at least 60 centimeters from the sink and water communications.

It would be good if the working area is near the window. Natural light adds space and uplifts the mood, unless, of course, you are in the kitchen during the day and the window is not located on the shady side. However, the opportunity to open a window in the summer, even to the north side, pleases. A good look will add inspiration, a bad one can be hidden with blinds or Roman blinds. A deep window sill can be used for storage or used for growing herbs and spices.

LED lighting does not consume a lot of energy, but it allows you to highlight kitchen cabinets, kitchen backsplash or decoration details. Decorative multi-colored lighting using LED strips can create the effect of a table or island floating in the air. LEDs can even be placed inside kitchen drawers. The muted light left at night will work as a night light and illuminate the path to the kitchen - for a glass of water, in no case for cakes.

Our opinion:

- Remember that the backlight draws attention to all the imperfections of the walls, scratches and dirt. It is better to place the lamps at some distance from the walls.

Unusual lighting in the kitchen will cheer you up and surprise your guests. For example, a lamp from cans or bottles that you can make yourself. Luminaires inspired by industrial spotlights, exposed multicolored wires, glowing cookware or other delightfully crazy design ideas. You can come up with something of your own - for example, use a New Year's garland or a composition of candles.

Inga Azhgirey, designer:

– Regardless of the area of ​​the kitchen, it is worth considering at least two lighting options – working and general, and to save energy, put both lighting scenarios on one switch, it’s great if you can adjust it without getting up from behind table. Working lighting is the illumination of the cooking area, countertops, sinks. Here it is convenient to use a light tape built into the lower edge of wall cabinets, and so that the light does not hit your eyes, sink the tape into the case or provide a small protective cornice. Another interesting option is a rail turning light that can be directed to the desired area. As for general lighting, be sure to think about the light above the dining area, for which I would recommend a dimmer to adjust the brightness. If space allows, why not highlight all the most beautiful - paintings, decorative plates. Even a simple additional table lamp can make the kitchen even cozier.

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Marina Sargsyan, decorator:

— The main thing to consider when choosing lighting in the kitchen is the need for different scenarios: work area lighting, upper cabinet lighting, dining table lighting. Use pendant lights and sconces where you relax and eat. Be sure to consider the convenient placement of switches and sockets. The biggest mistake you can make when planning kitchen lighting is to limit yourself to overhead lighting.

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Kitchen lighting: 30 photo examples of interior design

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Lighting in the kitchen is very important both in practical and aesthetic terms. In a modern Italian kitchen interior design project, lighting is sure to be multifaceted. For example, spot lighting on the ceiling will be complemented by a chandelier, sconces, countertop and sideboard lighting.

The more different light sources, the more lighting scenarios you will have. By the way, LED strips and spotlights can have different shades of glow, which will help create an intimate atmosphere, for example, for a romantic dinner.

Ceiling lighting in the kitchen is one of the most important details. It is best to choose the option with a trio - a chandelier + LED strip on the edge of the false ceiling + spotlights around the perimeter of the false ceiling.

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Types of lighting: track, spot, built-in, LED, for cabinets

The lighting in the kitchen in the photo does not look as important as in reality. In fact, the lighting and the color of the lamps greatly affect your perception of the kitchen. The white or silver glow usually makes your eyes tire quickly, especially when cooking. Therefore, we recommend light yellow, pale yellow and warm yellow shades of lamps for general lighting and gold/yellow/colored red for decorative lighting.

Ceiling spotlights on the perimeter ceiling

Spot lighting in the kitchen is usually created on a stretch or false ceiling. Most often we are talking about round, square or rectangular spotlights, built in one line around the perimeter or over the entire ceiling area. Such lamps can be repeated more often in the area of ​​​​the kitchen set and less often - in the center of the room or at the countertop, by the window. A stretch ceiling with spotlights will most likely be complemented by the main lamp - a chandelier.

LED strip along the perimeter of the ceiling in the interior

This stylish version of the LED strip around the perimeter of the room looks very stylish. It futuristically highlights the art deco accent chandelier and floor lamp.

Track profile luminaires

Track lighting in the kitchen or profile rail systems are two types of luminaires strung together in a line. Track lights are an outdoor type where the track itself is visible on the surface of the ceiling. Whereas profile rail systems are built-in long niches, from which even geometric patterns (such as rectangles or more complex shapes) can be composed. Profile systems look especially impressive in contrasting colors (black on white, gray on white, etc.).

Illumination of built-in cupboards in the interior of the kitchen

Stylish lighting of cupboard modules can become the most important decorative element in the interior of the kitchen. Usually it works from a special switch and immediately in all lockers.

Kitchen interior with recessed lighting

The versatility of built-in lighting guarantees a cozy atmosphere and highlights all dark and shady areas in the interior. Built-in lighting is never too much!

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Variants of a modern stretch ceiling in the dining room kitchen: 10 examples

Lighting in the living room kitchen is no different from lighting in a separate kitchen, but the ceiling design can be divided into two or three zones. Usually - on the culinary and kitchen-dining area. At the same time, in the kitchen-living room there may be accent lamps above the dining group. The suspended ceiling in the kitchen-living room can be designed on several levels, and in a separate small kitchen, a continuous stretch ceiling is usually used.

Kitchen-living room with stretched central and suspended plasterboard ceiling

Lighting the kitchen area - its culinary part - is extremely important. Particularly important is the working lighting of the kitchen. The LED strip can be built into the headset or be installed on top of the apron. There are options for spot lighting in the headset itself, if it is provided for in the model of this brand. You also need spotlights on the ceiling directly above you when you are standing in front of the countertop, since the light of the chandelier will be blocked by your back.

Kitchen-dining room with stretch and false ceiling with a rectangular niche

Typical kitchen lighting is usually done in a modern style. In the classics there can be openwork elements, in art deco - geometric, in neoclassical - simple moldings and decor. In general, the design of the ceiling looks modern, although the interior may reflect the fashion trends of a completely different era. Since the decoration of the ceiling is usually white, and we do not often look up, there is no dissonance in styles. Lighting in a small kitchen can be completely strict and minimalistic.

Simple stretch ceiling in a small loft style kitchen

Lighting in the kitchen with a stretch ceiling can be very different. Track lighting (and profile busbar systems), built-in spotlights, chandeliers, LED threads around the perimeter are possible here. A stretch ceiling can have zones with suspended plasterboard elements with a variety of lighting. Remember that the white kitchen needs lighting too!

Plasterboard step for built-in lighting along the set

Lighting above the kitchen - either directly above the cabinetry or at the top (crown) of the upper cabinets - can be very useful for accentuating the design of the fronts of the kitchen cabinet. It is too far from here to the countertop to consider such lighting useful for the work area, but it can be very beautiful nonetheless.

Suspended ceiling with spotlights around the room and chandelier socket

Lamps create a safe zone for cooking, which is why proper lighting of the kitchen worktop is so important. In addition to the chandelier, we recommend spotlights at the bottom of the upper wall cabinets or an LED strip in the same place.

Design suspended ceiling with bionic shapes in contemporary style

Now consider table lighting in the kitchen (or island). The most common option involves using light from the main lamp or spotlights on the ceiling + a couple of sconces on the wall in front of the table. The option with an accent lamp (paired or even triple) right above the table can also be very interesting.

Stylish false ceiling with rounded edges and LED strip

In the interior of the futuristic kitchen in the visualization above, we see several elements of built-in lighting and super-fashionable spherical lamps on a gold frame at once. Finishing facades in rose gold-tone metal looks simply gorgeous here!

Kitchen-living room with stretch and false ceiling with LED strip in silver

The LED strip in a silver glow on the ceiling complements this green interior with a Venetian terrazzo floor in a futuristic way.

Kitchen-dining room with LED lighting around the ceiling

Another kitchen option with LED lighting, two neoclassical chandeliers and a pair of sconces in the dining room.

Design recessed lighting in the kitchen interior

The lighting in the kitchen under the wall cabinets can be silver, pale yellow, gold or even colored - the choice is yours. By the way, the apron itself can be supplemented with lighting. Backsplash lighting, often used for onyx or marble, looks very impressive.

Recessed lighting in kitchen hood

Some household appliances have their own built-in lighting: hoods, refrigerators and freezers with glass doors, ovens (in active mode), espresso machines (in active mode), etc.

Accent ball-shaped cascade lamp above the bar

In the photo above, we show a variant of the cascading ball-shaped lamp with a gold base.

Luxurious kitchen cupboard lighting

In the visualization above, you can see a modern-style kitchen set with beautifully illuminated cupboards.

Peninsula accents and shelf lighting

Another trendy version of the double cap lamp above the bar. Pay attention to the LED strip in the design of the shelves on the side.

Design lighting for decorative shelves in the kitchen

You can see a stunning design option for shelf lighting in the design of the futuristic headset in the visualization above.

Beautiful trendy lamps in the interior of the kitchen

The chandelier chosen by the designer for your kitchen can be especially luxurious. There are several types of popular pendant lights suitable for kitchen interiors.

Luxurious French white chandelier with classic silhouette

For example, French classic chandeliers with crystal are one of those.

Neoclassical chandelier with gold-tone crystal elements

Blown glass chandeliers are popular in luxury interiors, especially in dining rooms.

Triple art deco spotlights over the peninsula

Also in fashion are art deco lamps, which are often made of glass with refraction, gold, metal and crystal. They usually have a geometric shape, pronounced and technical.

Parametric lamps above the kitchen island

Another popular style is modern contemporary with parametric elements. Such lamps or chandeliers can resemble the details of a spaceship and have repetitive parametric elements: circles, grids, geometric shapes such as rhombuses or others.

Neoclassical crystal chandeliers on metal steel frame

Such a neoclassical style chandelier with art deco elements will look great in any pro-French interior.

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