Alena.. I am so agree with you. Thank you so much.. Headers and Minnie, i am so grateful to tell me bout your both oponion. Thank you. But if you noticed my dry kitchen and table bar countertop is all black.. What I think here, I can't used a same pendant design or black color anymore on my dining table because I need to make it contrast so my friends and guest will only keep staring on that position which is my dining table pendant.. I'm not sure whether I'm right or wrong I am not a Profesional Interior Designer, I'm Profesional Make Up Artist so thats why I need to find a Pro to help me out in my interior.. Maybe I need to go with Alena.. Thank you again. Really much appreciate it. Below is my dry kitchen photo again.. U can see from the countertop to 3 pendants is all black color.. More comment is needed and please comment it.. Thank you

I think that's the Next Islington Light Fitting - In which case - Amazon have replacements:- Amazon Islington Glass Light Fitting

I think because you have the length/depth of the desk, I would suggest running the lighting behind the desk (so similar to your final example but running in the L shape!). I only have experience using these lights in kitchen bars but attached is a link which would be super easy for you to install yourself. Under Cabinet Lighting

Hi, I need some help lighting my mirrored wardrobes. When winter sets in, it’s impossible for me to do my make up in my bedroom as we only have a pendant in the middle of the ceiling and it’s not bright enough near my wardrobe. I want some sort of light that sits above my wardrobe which is good enough for make up ie so it doesn’t create shadows. I’ve looked at cabinet lighting for on top of the wardrobe but it’s too “spotlighty” I also would love to light the inside so I can see the contents of my wardrobe much more easily. I’ve looked at led strips but not really sure they would be useful. Any help or suggestions would be welcomed.