Ceiling light for kitchen
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What kind of ceiling light would you go for here? Not sure if I should keep it traditional or give us a bit of a modern touch. Thanks.
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Comments (3)Hi, I'm building a house from scratch. We have just reached the second fix stage and the downstairs loo has no natural light in it so thought I would go for the dark luxurious look. It has very tall ceilings in this small room and a single hanging pendant facility so I'm going to have to go for something which is on a long wire I suspect. It will have dark grey granite surfaces with mahogany furniture and small mosaic gold and dark grey tiles as a splashback. Above the single run of tiles I am having a little shelf also made from mahogany furniture with lighting underneath to shine upon the tiles. I'm having a blank as to what sort of light I should hang in the middle.....single bulb, large lampshade, multiple leds ?? What would look best to achieve a darker mood, luxurious feel please?...See MoreWhite or silver led flush ceiling lights for kitchen diner?
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Comments (3)Hi KB, Yes this sounds great for the kitchen so that you have focused task lighting for the prep area and the dining area. In regards to the living area I would always suggested softer more indirect lighting as this will create a softer more relaxed ambience. Opt for wall lights, free standing lamps and table lamps all with LED warm temperature bulbs. If you do want to add a central ceiling light i would definitely recommend adding a dimmer too so the lighting level can be changed to suit the time of day. Hope this helps do feel free to message directly if you have any further questions I offer consultation by the hour for any questions you may have ὠA...See MoreAby
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