You could look for a wall or ceiling mounted light with an adjustable arm. Something like this:

https://www.darklightdesign.com/lumina-moove-pendant/ or https://www.swiveluk.com/uk/designers/serge-mouille.html

Thank you! I will look at these options. much appreciated.

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

P.S. Thank you very much for the mention Carolina!

Hi Mrs Patel,

I hope the renovations are going well?

Like Olivia mentioned, spotlights are a great source of lighting for difficult to light areas.

However, pendants do provide a decorative feature, so I can appreciate your frustration.

Have you considered a linear light fixture or chandelier? This can help provide an even balance. Also, adjusting your cable length can also for you to alter the position of where the light (pendant) will hang from.

Some lighting ideas:

• Linear Lighting
• Chandelier Lighting
• String/Bulb Lighting

This might require an electrician.

String/Bulb lighting could also be an option as they alter in their height positions. Alternating drop heights can be quite transforming.

We have put together a drop height guide, should this be beneficial to you.

I hope this is somewhat useful, please let me know if I can help any further.

Kind wishes,

Alanna