Kitchen & Island Lighting
Island pendants, linear fixtures, pot lights and under-cabinet lighting to light your kitchen for cooking, entertaining and everyday living.
Kitchen & Island Lighting ideas
Linear & Island Pendants
Long, multi-light linear pendants and billiard lights made to run the length of a kitchen island, dining table or bar counter in...
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Mini Pendants
Small pendant lights about 10 inches wide or less, ideal over kitchen islands, bedside tables, bars and anywhere you want light without...
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Linear Chandeliers
Long, rectangular and linear chandeliers for dining tables, kitchen islands and long rooms, in crystal, modern and classic styles.
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Trimless Pot Lights
Shop trimless pot lights and downlights online for a seamless, architectural ceiling. Our trimless recessed lights come from WAC Lighting, FDL, Maxim,...
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Under Cabinet Lighting
Under cabinet lights, puck lights and LED ribbon and tape light for kitchens, display cases and millwork.
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Magnetic Track
Shop magnetic track lighting online, including surface, recessed and suspended tracks, spot heads, linear modules and connectors. Our magnetic track systems come...
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How to light a kitchen
Good kitchens use three layers. Recessed or trimless pot lights provide general light, pendants or a linear fixture over the island add focus and style, and under-cabinet lights brighten the counters where you prep.
Over an island, hang pendants 30 to 36 inches above the counter. Use one pendant for every 2 to 3 feet of island, spaced 24 to 30 inches apart, or one linear fixture about two-thirds the island's length.
Kitchen lighting FAQ
Can't find your answer? Our lighting consultants are happy to help with sizing, finishes and installation.
Ask a consultantHow many pendants over a kitchen island?
Two or three for most islands. Long islands may suit three or four smaller pendants, or a single linear pendant.
What colour temperature is best for a kitchen?
3000K is warm but clear and works well in most homes. 3500K to 4000K feels crisper and suits very modern or white kitchens.
How far apart should pot lights be?
As a rule of thumb, divide the ceiling height by two. On an 8 foot ceiling, space pot lights about 4 feet apart.
Not sure which fixture is right for your space?
Send us your floor plan or a few photos and our lighting consultants will suggest fixtures, sizes and placement, free of charge.