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Kitchen Lighting
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Kitchen Lighting
Kitchen TipsThe kitchen is the most functional area in the house, and therefore needs the most light of any room. Consider a fluorescent ceiling fixture with some under cabinet lighting to both provide ambient and task lighting. For more tips, see our Guide to Kitchen Lighting Here Example: A kitchen of 100 square feet or less can use a 2-light fluorescent; up to 250 square feet takes a 4-light fluorescent. Larger than 250 will need the 4-light plus additional lighting. Q – What do I do about task areas such as islands, areas over the sink and counter tops? A – Besides the general lighting guidelines in the above answer, these areas call for more concentrated lighting since they are normally work areas. Again, you should refer to the formula for task areas in question 1. The Kichler Cabinet Lighting or Kichler Linear Lighting systems can provide solid, brighter light on work surfaces, soffits above cabinets and other concealed locations to add a warm, comfortable atmosphere to your kitchen. A decorative pendant with 2 or 3 shades (depending on the size of the island) can be installed over your island for sufficient light and to add a decorative element to that area. Q – How do I light a Dinette area?
A – Normally, a decorative pendant (single light – since this is generally a smaller eating area) or a Chandelette® with a downlight will do the job while providing plenty of light on the table surface. Use a dimmer to soften the light for mood dining when entertaining and to turn up higher for homework. (Content provided by Kichler Lighting) Reasons To Shop at LightingDirect.com
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