Alie, I assume you are considering a combination of downlights and pendants across the room. If so, I would probably suggest something similar to the attached. Yellow denotes downlights, red small pendant lights, the blue a feature pendant and the green undercupboard lighting. Unfortunately, without details of joist positions, new structural beams that may be below the ceiling any lighting plan is purely an ideal layout. You will need to work with your electrician to identify the best layout. You will need to consider the placement of the pendant light above the dining table carefully to ensure it is central to wherever the table will be sited. Alternatively, using a light fitting where the pendant is suspended from a hook, seperate from the ceiling rose would be more flexible. Water-tower project · [More Info[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/water-tower-project-scandinavian-kitchen-orange-county-phvw-vp~7208275) I would suggest separate circuits for each of the above, and you could chose to split the downlights further to seperate the kitchen and dining areas, although for the space this is probably not necessary. I would urge you to opt for dimmable fittings wherever possible, and also don't forget to include lighting to the patio area (and garden beyond) to connect the internal and external spaces. Regards, Simon

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Seating needs to be central really as we need some sort of sideboard/dresser against LH wall. If more space is needed could always reduce length of the kitchen unit run along back wall. That offset pendant looks interesting, thanks - I'll look for one in brass.) I was wondering if such a light existed that can be hung both sides of the window to meet centrally and hang below it (I've been unable to find such a thing though!). Another solution might be to replace the two Velux windows with a larger, single one in the center. But from a design perspective, may this look awkward?

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