Kitchen Lighting

Design Lights for the Kitchen and Dining Room

Soft, distinct and bright lights in the kitchen and in the dining room create an area where you want to stay and enjoy your time. In our store, you can find any lamp that might suit your idea of ​​a cozy home.

Varieties of Kitchen and Dining Room Lighting

Lighting for kitchens and dining rooms has variations in type of fixture, style and number of lamps. As a rule, in kitchens, ceiling, pendant and wall lamps are installed, and in the dining room, there is usually enough space for floor lamps.

You can often see a hand or a night lamp in kitchens and dining rooms. This small lamp with soft diffuser LED light helps you find the refrigerator or think about something important near the dining table.

About 10 brands and 1000 elite products in our catalog are waiting for their customers. Italian and Spanish designers, as well as craftsmen from the UK, USA and South Africa all create unique handmade works using the highest quality materials and technologies.

Kitchen and Dining Room: Fixture Types

Lamps for kitchens and dining rooms are classified by type and direction, by the number of shades and by the size of the structure:

- candelabras for the dining room and kitchen;

- medium and large pendant lights, mini models;

- multi-tube and single-tube pendant lights;

- pendant lights with a bowl and drum type lampshade;

- linear or island fixtures.

Candelabra for the Dining Room and Kitchen

Chandeliers with three or more bulbs are elegant and technologically well thought-out lamps of classic and modern designs. Due to the volumetric dimensions, brightness and luxurious style, it’s a good idea to install them in the dining room. Models with up to seven candles are suitable for kitchens in a classic, romantic or Provencal style.

Art Nouveau and high-tech candelabras are laconic, elegant and sometimes completely visionary, with round, asymmetric and even plant-shaped shades. These chandeliers not only illuminate the interior, but become a conceptual part of it. Created as an installation, they embody the characteristic features of the design approach and lifestyle of their owner.

Pendant Lights for Kitchens

Pendant lights are the most diverse type of kitchen lamps. In their classification you will find small, medium and large models with various forms of fabric or woven lampshades, wooden and metal frames, and with shades of transparent glass, frosted glass or porcelain.

Ceiling lights for pendant lights can be open or closed in shape. Closed ceilings have, as a rule, a spherical, less often rectangular or cylindrical shape, ranging from flat to elongated. Open lampshades are more diverse in design. The “bowl” or “glass” models are very popular because of their ability to perfectly match  the kitchen or dining room space with cupboards.

Brands of Fixtures for the Dining Room and Kitchen

Vaughan pendant and ceiling lamps for the kitchen are products of sophisticated shapes, with elaborate elements of decor and design. The range of steel and bronze colours gently contrast with shades of transparent and frosted glass, alabaster and painted metal.

The Vaughan candelabra for the dining room, in addition to the classic forms, have an original design with crystal elements combined into softly shining compositions. Ordinary candles look like decoration on a huge cake. In turn, Italamp and De Majo candelabras are distinguished by a constructive approach. The first brand is more inclined to romanticize classics, while the other seems to be frozen between modern and high-tech. Products of these brands are highly aesthetic and brilliantly thought-out in terms of lighting technology.

Arturo Alvarez pendant lights made of thin wooden planks, high-tech Vibia models or the bronze and crystal Mariner candelabras are all suitable choices for dining in the Spanish or Mediterranean style. They are of interest to people with a variety of ideas about which lamp looks the most harmonious. Against such a diverse background, Alma Light fixtures for the kitchen and dining room can be said to represent an example of fragile elegance.

The chased candelabra and sconces by Fine Art Lamps or Corbin Bronze are, at first glance, a status contrast to the Willowlamp lamps for the kitchen and dining room. However, it turns out that the aesthetics, technology and quality of the South African brand are not inferior to American chandeliers. Willowlamp are so different as far as they have the right to have differences in the external design, concept and technological approaches to create comfortable lighting.