Pendant light dilemma!
Dear all,
We are having a bit of a nightmare trying to figure out how many pendant lights we need and the positioning of them.
We have a peninsula which is 127cm long and 95cm in width.
The lights we are looking at are 21cm in diameter.
Please see the attached pictures. There is a sketch of the outline of the kitchen and two pictures showing the lights in a render of our kitchen. One shows a 2 pendant configuration and the other 3.
We are unsure what looks best. We understand that that anylight should be 10 inches from the edge of the worktop.
Also should we be centralising the lights within the peninsula, so the dotted area in the picture or does this not matter?
Any guidance really appreciated.
Zac
Comments (16)
Zac
7 months agoThank you for the advice.
Do you think a bigger pendant would work better, such as 30cm diameter?
Also do you think a clear glass pendant work better than the ones in my original post?
Many thanks!!!
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7 months agoZac
7 months agoHi Miri,
The house is modern, no traditional accents really.You can see a render of the kitchem im attaching without the pendants so you can get a better idea.
There are no units over the peninsula.
There are shelves to the far left of the peninsula.
Could you clarify what you mean by:
if you have shelves then space evenly from the width that is left (taking off the depth of the shelves of the 127)
Many thanks!
Zac
7 months ago
CWD
7 months ago
Amanda Irving
7 months agoZac
7 months agoThanks everyone for the help.
In response to Sarah L...Please see attached plan...I have marked two arrows, a and b...
Arrow a was the original area (length) that we were going to place the 2 pendants. Are you saying we should consider arrow b instead? Which pretty much goes all the way to the shelves on the left.
We did not consider this as we thought the pendabts too close to the shelves wont look right.
Any advice appreciated!
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7 months ago
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