Most people will tell you that changing out one or two light fixtures does not mean you have remodeled your kitchen. We would respectfully disagree.
Mini pendant lights instantly both brighten your kitchen and add an element of design, and they’ll have any guest asking what you have changed. The effect is transformative.
Suspend them over a counter, island, table, or bar to produce task lighting with a touch of glamour. Use them in groupings in a dining room or foyer: you’ll find that they’re less expensive than chandeliers and that they create a much more stunning effect.
You can choose between incandescent, fluorescent, halogen, and xenon mini pendants. If you’re looking for a dimmable option, avoid the fluorescent mini pendants – they don’t have that capability.
Make sure you share your finished project with us on our Customer Lighting Projects page! We love hearing your success stories.
Just think: it’ll be the least expensive “remodel” you’ve ever done.
Recently, my family and I moved into a new home. We had lived in our previous home for more than seven years (loving every minute in our old house). But we were starting to get just a little cramped as our family had grown from just the two of us to now the four of us. While packing and moving is no fun at all, I was looking forward to the new house because I had some big plans for our lighting. I mean, hey, I do work for a lighting company.
A great, very effective way to improve the task lighting in your kitchen, perhaps the most important room in your home, is under cabinet lighting. Just take a look at this recent article from 
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