Hi we would consider the table size as this is the object you are lighting and framing and not the clock when setting out, we would recommend diving the pendant positions based on the centre of the light and the edge of the table: half equal, equal, half equal. I agree with the other comment that 3 would look better but if you would prefer 2, stick to these dimensions, so the first pendant would be positioned 60cm from the edge then 120cm to the next pendant then 60cm to the table edge. I hope that helps.

Hi Mrs Patel, Hope you’re well! I can see where your problem is regarding the positioning of the pendants, it’s frustrating when they are just off centre…. However, we think we may have an alternative for you. We’ve worked on a few projects in which we’ve used directional downlights to illuminate countertops, worktops and kitchen tables. This is a fantastic route to take and with the high lumen output, you don’t compromise on beautiful illumination. We currently have stock of our popular lines that include Eiger, Atlas and Andes (we also have the mini versions of Eiger and Andes). I have left a few examples below for you to browse… Equally, if you have your heart set on a pendant and you can’t steer away from this idea then please keep reading :) We are currently adding a lovely new brand to our website called Northern and the Balancer Wall Light came to mind when reading your lighting issue. We don’t have this online at the moment, however, if you need some more information we can definitely source this for you. https://northern.no/wr/product/balancer-wall/ Hopefully some of these ideas have been helpful and anything you might need please don't hesitate to get in touch with us! All the best, Olivia

Hi. Yes, our first fix electrics are already in. Although, in theory, we should have been able to leave exact positioning until after the units were fitted (mid May), our ceiling is quite complicated: We have a hidden steel running down the centre of the room. So they have made special fixings in the ceiling, so that the pendants can still be fixed in the (hopefully!) best positions... We have one in the centre, then one equidistant between the centre and each end of the island. I think that should be ok. So they are about 750mm centres I think. They are slightly off centre, width ways, away from the hob side. Yes, too many big decisions. Not sure that I have made all of them right, but we are getting there. Current hold up are the bifolds, windows and doors. They are plaster boarding and plastering everything except for the reveals, but can’t finish or start the flooring until the windows are in. It’s giving me a bit longer to either about wall and kitchen cabinet colours 😱

Hi Georgina, At Litecraft, we aim to solve all lighting challenges without having to compromise on style; we can understand your current predicament and would like to shine a light on the situation💡. Our recommendation would be to have three identical pendant lights that are suspended at different heights above the stairs which will create the illusion of a more spacious staircase. Have a browse of the Litecraft website which is home to a vast range of height-adjustable pendant lights in all shapes and sizes. If you are wary about the height of the first light, we would suggest one of our decorative cable lights which has a height range between 13-100cm approximately (not including the bulb measurement) which leaves you with plenty of room to work with. These pendants allow you to show off an exposed E27 bulb or you could even pair it with an easyfit shade of your choice, giving it your own personal touch. We are always happy to help and would love to see how you get on! Kind Regards, The Litecraft Team.