41+ Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
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Eclectic Kitchen with Eye-Catching Island and Spider Pendant
This eclectic kitchen ties together a wide array of elements working in opposite ways but in a purposeful way to create harmony. First, let’s start with the lighting fixture. This spider pendant over the island comes with a sense of casualty. Its lighting fixtures are suspended at different heights to create the illusion of casualness. Below is a concrete topped island with its oxidized metal corpse. Such a juxtaposition of these two different materials avails the kitchen to create authenticity. In the rest, the floating shelves, different-style stools, and hanging copper kitchen utensils bring more color and interest.
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Unique Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Marble
In this contemporary kitchen the stunning marble island is merged with a bar counter extension that offers a cozy dining space reserved for one person. And it is complemented with a unique lighting fixture that adds a contemporary detail. At the back the white flat panel cabinets serve a clean and fresh backdrop while the dark wood details add visual interest. Also luxurious marble textures elevate the overall look.
Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
One of the key elements of achieving a successful kitchen design is a good lighting system. No one would be able to work and want to cook in a dark and dismal space, let alone chop vegetables. Yet, aside from their functional benefits, surely, lighting fixtures bring in a high aesthetic value. And if you want to make a statement with them, pendant lights for the kitchen island are the best.
Available in chic glass, boho-style rattan, lantern, industrial, and modern designs, pendant lights for kitchen island come in various materials and sizes. Plus, they are one of the most cost-effective updating features. And even better, they are easy to work with and transform your kitchen island into a visual focal point. If you want to see how here we take a closer look at pendant lights according to two categories. First, we introduce different pendant design styles from rustic to modern, which are followed by pendant types. This second section includes the most popular and statement designs. All you need to do is to read on to explore some chic ideas for your kitchen design.
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Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Brass Hardware and Chevron Wood Floor
In this beach-style kitchen, the contemporary finish lighting fixtures fit the overall aura of the room. They remain true to the monochromatic color scheme, and their brass interior matches the gold tapware and cabinet handles. In the rest of the room, the dark blue island adds a striking contrast and quirkiness, proposing an antithesis to white perimeter counters. And lastly, the chevron wood flooring brings much-needed warmth to finalize the look.
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Blue Cabinets with Wood Island and WhitBacksplash
This well-curated beach-style kitchen design oozes warmth with its rustic farmhouse-inspired island, whose wood base brings earth-ed quality. The wood stools befriend it, blending into the island, while overhead, a trio of casual-design lighting fixtures stylize the island. In the back of the kitchen are blue cabinets punctured by brushed brass cup pulls. They impart calmness and serenity, adding to the existing design narrative. Additionally, the display cabinets with black-glass glazing add a touch of drama without going over the top. The final product has that lightness you would expect from a beach-style kitchen, while the juxtaposition of blue and warm wood shades plays up the kitchen’s architectural features.
How do you pick pendant lights for a kitchen island?
Mainly used for task and accent lighting over kitchen islands, pendant lights have grown in popularity. Yet, the main reason behind that is that pendant lights are also enough to provide the entire kitchen with efficient light only by themselves. Though they are a fail-safe option both in functional and aesthetic terms, there are still a few details to keep in mind when picking a pendant light for a kitchen island
First, get something that reflects your kitchen’s overall style unless you aim for an eclectic kitchen.
Secondly, decide how many pendants you will need, depending on the size of the kitchen island. For larger ones, generally, 3 pendants are enough. But if your pendants are rather small, then you can consider getting a fourth one. It is also recommended to leave 24-34 inches between the pendants.
Thirdly, the material is an important detail. If you prefer something easy to clean, then consider glass and metal pendants that are simple in form. And avoid fabric ones.
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Blue Shiplap Island with Open Shelving and White Pendants
These white small pendant lights are gentle gestures for this dramatic kitchen packed with style. Here, while the Mediterranean-inspired tiles serve as a backsplash, the dark blue cabinets ground the look. The shiplap details, white quartz countertops, and a shiplap island with open shelving complement the overall look.
Modern Mosaic Tiles
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Marble Backsplash and Countertops with Gold Pendant
This luxurious design is on par with contemporary looks, abounding in marble introduced as a backsplash and thick countertops. Dotted with bold striations, the marble slabs are the highlights of the room, drawing further attention thanks to a soft earthy palette. The combination of light and dark brown flat-front cabinets provides the main setup; dark timber floating shelves puncture the backsplash. Accessories and vases sprinkled here and there add personality, while a gold pendant brings another upscale element.
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Industrial-Farmhouse Kitchen with Brick Wall and Oversized Pendants
Keep existing elements especially if it’s a swath of brick wall. Here, this industrial-farmhouse kitchen lays its foundation on this feature wall, layering the design with additional natural textures and matching colors. For example, the dark red island cabinets are another manifestation of an industrial feel. The butcher block countertop that looks as if it is attached later to the white island countertop seamlessly blends with the rest. It can act as a breakfast car and a hefty cutting board, depending on the needs of homeowners. Clerestory windows and exposed beams with dome-shaped industrial-style pendants round up the look.
Styles of Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
Just like kitchens that come in various styles from rustic to industrial and modern, pendants also come in various styles. They are also designed to fit specific looks including eclectic kitchen islands that mix and match different elements. Now let’s take a closer look at them.
Modern Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
Modern pendants include LED pendants, linear lighting fixtures, suspended tracking spotlights, abstract-formed pendants, and many more. In terms of design and structure, modern pendants could look experimental, futuristic, and geometric. Or you see them in sleek and minimalist forms such as the linear ones that are perfect for big kitchen islands.
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Modern Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Marble Backsplash
Replete with statement materials, from the marble slab backsplash to fancy pendants and a waterfall island, this contemporary kitchen offers a winning design. V-groove cabinetry and wood-base island maintain a level of casualty to keep the design approachable. And a pair of linear pendants with glass shades of various sizes create a visual statement while also offering an easy-to-clean option.
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Beach-Style Kitchen with Linear Pendant and Marble Countertops
For large islands, instead of buying two or three pendants, you can just use a linear pendant. It will just keep things simpler and more minimalist. This beach-style kitchen, for example, employs a brass finish LED linear pendant to accompany this large island. It adds a soft contrast to the white shaker cabinets and gray marble countertops.
How big should pendant lights be over a kitchen island?
When deciding the size of pendant lights for your kitchen island, there are a couple of factors to consider, such as the size of a kitchen island. If you have a small kitchen island, you won’t need something oversized. Two small pendants of 8 inches are enough for a 4-5 feet island, for example. For bigger islands, you can act more generous. As a general rule of thumb, it is recommended to subtract 12 inches from the width measurement of your island and use it as a cue for how wide the pendant should be. For example if your island measures 30 inches, then you can choose a pendant with 18-inch width.
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Window Backsplash with White Cabinets and Modern Pendants
This contemporary kitchen goes with a window backsplash to maximize the outdoor views and use of natural light. The white flat-front cabinets serve the same purpose, further brightening up the kitchen. The all-white waterfall island also plays along with other design elements. Paired with warm-shaded modern pendants and black stools, it also introduces drama and warmth to the design.
White Mosaic Tiles
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Rustic Kitchen with Timber Ceiling and Concrete Floor
In this high-ceilinged kitchen, the lustrous black lighting fixtures with brass interiors come as mini pendants, overhanging the island. Suspended in the air, they provide a nice accent and task lighting for this food preparation and seating zone. In doing so, they also add a subtle contrast to this contemporary kitchen besotted with wood, which is evidenced by the wood-clad ceiling, cabinets, and walls. These timber installations are complemented with poured concrete. The final product is calm and texture-rich, initiating intimate dialogue between inside and out.
Traditional Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
Traditional pendants feature classic metallic finishes. Lantern pendant lighting fixtures are the most popular style categorized as traditional-farmhouse designs. For a luxurious look, consider their polished chrome or gold finish. On the other hand matte black ones offer more contemporary appeal.
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Traditional Pendant Lights with Kitchen Island and Quartz Backsplash
Satin nickel lantern lighting fixtures overhang a traditional kitchen island, whose blue shade brings a pop of color to this transitional kitchen. The traditional pendants assist the corbels of the island and the marble-effect quartz slab backsplash. The accentuated glass-front cabinets and tree-like accessories under accent lighting contribute to the traditional feel of the kitchen. Overall, the design tends to oversize the furnishings and their accents to create a statement look.
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Arabesque Tile Backsplash with Gray Island and Brass Wall Sconces
Glass pendants with well-executed gold detailing are a touch of warmth to this neutral color scheme. Overhanging the island, they add a luxurious detail while the wicker bar stools make a counterpoint. Behind, taken up to the ceiling, a white ceramic arabesque tile backsplash gives the kitchen a classical spin. The gray range hood converses with the gray kitchen island harmoniously, as gold-accented wall sconces synchronize with statement pendants.
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Lantern Lighting Fixture with Blue Island and Butcher Block Countertops
A fail-safe option to start a design is a white subway tile backsplash- as proven by this kitchen one more time. The rest can be designed much easier. For example, here, this farmhouse kitchen employs blue shaker cabinets and brass floating shelves, both of which are very impactful. Likewise, the island also has a base of blue shaker cabinets but it is topped by a butcher block countertop to create a sense of difference. Above, a lantern lighting fixture with a glass frame adds a luxurious detail, putting the island in the spotlight.
What are the best pendant lights for the kitchen island?
Glass pendants are very popular for kitchen islands. They are transparent, stylish, and versatile, suiting any kitchen design. However, if you don’t like transparent ones, you can also find opaque and white glass versions. Plus, they are easy to clean and available in a wide array of sizes and designs.
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Traditional Kitchen with White Cabinets and White Island
In this traditional kitchen, the white island holds a mirror image of the perimeter counters so that a continuous look is established. Accompanying it are statement pendants that pop against the subtle background design thanks to their intriguing forms. Plus, their bronze shades add earthliness, coordinating with the bronze cabinet knobs to retain visual integrity. Also, here, the white marble herringbone tile backsplash gives the design a contemporary upgrade.
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Traditional Kitchen with Double Islands and Custom Ceiling
This detail-oriented kitchen surely thinks deeper to make a statement with lighting fixtures. Drawing eyes upward, its custom millwork ceiling looks like a masterpiece, creating a cozy home for the globe-shaped pendants. To complement it, the use of dark colors and purple gives the design dignity and a regal vibe, luring its users for longer stays. Mainly designed for socialization and family congregations, the double islands are so much more than food preparation zones in this luxury setting. While one of them is more informal quick meals, the other is adjoined to banquette seating, which makes it more formal. This way, homeowners have multiple options which they can use according to the nature of the meetings.
Rustic Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
Antler chandeliers, copper and antique brass fixtures, patinated pendants, and organic-formed lighting fixtures can create a truly rustic look for a kitchen island. You can push the boundaries of your imagination when it comes to rustic pendants and even make one yourself comprised of reclaimed materials!
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Rustic Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Hammered Range Hood
This astonishing kitchen design manages to create a rustic feel without sacrificing its clean look. And it does so thanks to its white shaker cabinets warmed up with a stunning walnut farmhouse island and a hammered copper range hood. Such a unique combination is a way to activate the senses, which means that this kitchen is not only designed for looks but to awaken the tactile senses. Additionally, the corbels and X-details on the island ends, farmhouse sink, and textured industrial-style lighting fixtures pair with the rest perfectly. Together, they sculpt a truly rustic look that feels both fresh and lived-in somehow.
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Wood Island with Metal Countertop and Wood Beams
This juxtaposition of different materials comes as a very definitive feature in rustic designs- as showcased by this kitchen, too. Here, this open-plan kitchen shows off its wood island topped by a rusted-looking metal countertop. The wood beams of the cased opening provide a rustic frame for them to give the design an outline. To complement them, eye-catching lighting fixtures with a metallic finish add further interest to the design.
Industrial Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
Industrial pendant lights for kitchen islands include spider pendants, dome-shaped fixtures, tracking spotlights, heavy metal pendants, and rustic wood shades. Antique finish brass lighting fixtures and exposed Edison bulbs are also common, in addition to them. To create an industrial look, go with something basic and functional.
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Industrial Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Gray Subway Tile Backsplash and Rustic Floor
Give a new look to your subway tiles with their gray ceramic version. And punctuate them by applying white grout. By doing that, this farmhouse kitchen, for instance, creates a natural combination between the white shaker cabinets and the backsplash. And to warm up this look, it benefits from warmth and textured-finish elements, such as industrial pendants lights and a rustic floor. This way, the kitchen gains more depth and interest to build a correlation with the outdoor life peeking out behind the full-height windows.
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Contemporary Kitchen with Black Cabinets and Industrial-Style Pendants
This ultra-sleek contemporary kitchen is starving for some warmth and wood brought in by timber cabinets. The rest, including the large kitchen island, backsplash, and countertop, comes in black which creates a seamless look. Complementing this clutter-free and nothing-seems-to-be-happening kitchen design is an industrial-style pendant. Reminiscent of a spider-web due to the flexes, it adds an intriguing piece. But more importantly, it provides convenient use, directing lights in the way you want.
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Beach-Style Kitchen with Nickel Pendants and French Bistro Stools
The sailor-striped French bistro stools are more than enough to give the design a nautical look. The speckled-finish quartz countertop waterfall island just brings a sandy effect. Overhead, thoughtful nickel detailing adds an industrial edge to the glass pendants. The rest is characterized by white flat-front cabinets to keep the design the visual focal point.
Types of Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
Popular pendant light types can be grouped under the categories of globe, dome-shaped, rattan, lantern, and unique designs. Additionally glass pendant lights come in various styles and sizes, giving a contemporary upgrade to kitchens.
Glass Pendant Lights
The extensive array of glass pendant designs proves that it is a truly popular option and versatile. From smoky bell-shaped glass pendants to colored ones to seeded, geometric, tear-drop-shaped, gold ring glass, and many more, glass pendant lights are various. This variety ensures that there are multiple glass pendant options for every kitchen design.
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Glass Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Marble Countertop and Black Stools
This beach-style kitchen, illuminated by a picture window, deploys an oversized kitchen island to serve as a social hub. Made of a wood base and a marble countertop, the island is large enough to accommodate four people.Over the island, the brass-detailed glass lighting fixtures add a touch of glam and transparency, enriching the material repertoire of the kitchen.
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Waterfall Island with Orange Stools and Glass Pendants
Large islands are like a relief for homeowners as they function in various ways. For example, here, this waterfall island offers seating for four people and a benchtop with an undermount sink. In terms of design it features a black corpse topped by a white quartz countertop. It is practical and easy to clean without requiring regular sealing. Orange stools and glass pendants pair with it to add further color to it, and connect its contrasting color scheme to the rest of the room.
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White Marble Backsplash with Large Island and Modern Cabinets
Glass pendants are one of the best lighting fixture styles for monochromatic kitchens. They give the design transparency, a contemporary upgrade, and brightness. Here, for example, this achromatic all-white contemporary kitchen employs glass pendants posing against hardware-free modern cabinets. It is only the marble backsplash with gentle striations that add a sense of flow and movement. Smartly placed leafless branches in the vase mimic the marble patterns, deepening the artistic mood of the kitchen.
Globe Pendant Lights
Globe pendants consist of large round-shaped shades generally made of opaque or transparent gold. Some are thoughtfully detailed with metal finishes, from brass to chrome. Some, by contrast, can be minimalist, luxurious, and modern, depending on the design. Unlike other lighting fixture designs, globe shades can also be tied together to create a cluster globe pendant. For a more statement look, you can give the cluster globe pendants a chance.
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White Shaker Cabinets and Globe Pendants Lights with Black Hardware
In this L-shaped kitchen, everything is kept white since the window is not actually part of the design. Thus, the kitchen is kept bright as much as possible just by going with a bright color scheme and white shaker cabinets. And to add some accent, black hardware is used. For the island, black hardware is replaced by a black commercial sink. And its design is complemented by globe pendants that provide accent and task lighting.
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Sophisticated Kitchen Design with Marble Island and Globe Pendants
This sophisticated contemporary design offers a must-see scene in the mornings that cast light on the high-gloss island. Its waterfall design also adds to the flow of the space achieved with the translucent quality finish of the marble. Behind, by contrast, black cabinets ground the entire room. Black stools with brass legs and glass-framed globe-shaped pendants round up the look with warmth and solidity.
What is trending in kitchen lighting?
Trending kitchen lighting designs in 2023 opt for natural elements, statement-makers, and intriguing forms. In addition to them, a high level of adjustability and functionality are the following sought-after criteria for designers and homeowners. So, don’t be surprised if you see an abundance of wicker and rattan pendants, organic-patterned lighting fixtures, wall sconces with adjustable arms, LED directional lighting, and spider pendants. Some are praised for functional benefits, while some are for their looks and textures. But they add value to your kitchens.
Apart from those, this year also welcomes old-world charm, texture, and warmth. And lighting fixtures are one of the best ways to evoke coziness and warmth, especially in high-traffic areas like kitchens. Hence, feel free to incorporate vintage pendants, lanterns, and rustic designs. Also, don’t skip on creating a layered lighting system for a more eclectic look.
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Curved Island with Green Cabinets and Marble Backsplash
The curved edge island is distinguished by the fluted screening that adds another layer of texture! The dark green cabinets add drama, grounding the look. When there is already so much going on in terms of design it is best to go with simpler lighting fixtures. Here, for example, white small globe pendants come as cute gestures that are simple and basic.
Lantern Pendant Lights
Popular in industrial and farmhouse kitchens, lantern pendants generally feature light bulbs that look like candle holders. While some- mostly the bigger versions- feature a glass frame, smaller ones may not. Black matte, satin nickel, chrome, brass, and copper finish versions are available. For a luxury look, you can choose chrome versions. Or for a more modern vibe or industrial feel, black matte pendant lights are the way to go.
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Dark Wood Cabinets with Lantern Pendant Lights and Marble Countertops
If you have dramatic design elements such as dark wood cabinets, consider lantern pendant lights. Two or three small ones would be enough to provide enough lighting for your large island. Or you can get one oversize version. Here, this transitional kitchen prefers three small frame-free lantern pendants that pair perfectly with the classic marble countertop.
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Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with Muted Blue Cabinets and White Countertops
A subtle hint of color is added via muted blue cabinets in this transitional kitchen, while white countertops and backsplash lighten up the look. The shiplap details of the ceiling add a farmhouse detail along with the brushed nickel lantern pendant. Its oversize makes it a true statement piece, keeping it in an open conversation with the stainless-steel appliances.
Rattan Pendant Lights
Associated with beach-style, Bohemian, and Scandi kitchens, rattan pendants are the best way to add warmth and texture. They have a way of their own to constitute a sense of casualness. It is almost impossible to go wrong with them!
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Mediterranean Kitchen with Rattan Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island
In this high-ceilinged Mediterranean kitchen, a duo of rattan pendants is suspended over the island, dialoguing with the rattan stools. The dark exposed beams attached to the island ends and floating shelves bring a rustic feel to contrast the white color palette. Additionally, the arched features, the hallmarks of Mediterranean houses, come in various forms to make the design cozy and elegant.
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Beach-Style Kitchen with White Island and Rattan Pendants
Compact yet self sufficient, this beachy kitchen is bright and fresh, thanks to its white cabinets. And their V-groove front panels are enough to add some movement, in addition to the small wood floating shelves. The further enriching details include rattan pendants that team up with the island that offers benchtop and seating. Not only do they introduce a new texture but also bring a boho-Scandinavian feel to the kitchen!
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White Beadboard Cabinets and Blue Island with Seating
This light-filled modern kitchen creates a dynamic with white cabinets and a dark island. Taken up to the ceiling, the white cabinets give extra height to the room, while the V-groove details add interest. The blue island serves as an anchor and a statement-maker paired with Boho-style stools. Overhead, two white rattan pendants blend with the rest seamlessly.
Dome Pendant Lights
For a functional downward lighting system, dome-pendant lights are very effective and great way to create focal points above your kitchen island. From black to brass they are available in different materials and finishes, including rattan and wood ones. In terms of style they have very eye-catching and highly curvy forms.
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Wood Cabinets and Green Island with Dome Pendant Lights
This small and cozy kitchen, outfitted with wood cabinets and a gray island offers two types of seating options. First, it is a banquette placed right next to the full-height window, made extra comfy with accent pillows. The second one is an island with seating for six people. The best part of this island is that it is designed in two split levels to distinguish the dining zone from the benchtop. This also allows for the seating section to be at a more convenient height for kitchen users. Also, positioned under the skylight, the countertop section gets the best task lighting and is paired with a dome-shaped pendant that lends efficient task lighting to the countertop when night chases the day.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
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Dome Pendant Lights For Kitchen Island with Marble Countertop
This modern-farmhouse kitchen island is topped by a polished marble countertop. The brown striations on this benchtop add an earthly quality to it, while the wood base of the island brings a rustic touch. Above, a duo of bronze dome-shaped pendants adds an industrial feel to the island without sacrificing its modern farmhouse design.
How do I choose the right size pendant light?
Choosing the right size pendant light depends on the island size. But first, keep in mind that a 30 to 36 inches distance should be maintained between the countertop and the light base. This way, you ensure that clearance is secured, and pendants don’t block your view. At this point, ceiling height may also need to be considered. If you have a low ceiling, for example, then you may need to get a smaller pendant. And when it comes to choosing the right size pendant, it is recommended for the lighting fixture to be between 2/3 and 3/4 of the measurement. So, all you need to do is to measure the width or diameter of your island. Then you also automatically know how big your pendant should be.
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Marble Waterfall Island with Rattan Stools and Dome Pendants
Intricately-detailed dome pendants are quite eye-catching in this subtle kitchen design characterized by white cabinets, a white marble backsplash, and a marble waterfall island. Kept hardware-free, the cabinets contribute to the sleek profile of the kitchen, exuding calmness. The cool light LED-strip lighting under the upper cabinets further emphasizes the background. The wood flooring, rattan stools, and chic dome pendants accentuate the space.
Unique Pendant Lights
With unique pendant lights, you can make your island the star piece of your kitchen. Just to name a few, modern fat light fixtures, cluster pendants, copper/brass pendants, tear-dropped glass fixtures, and many more could be regarded as unique pendant lights. If you want something more minimalist and sleeker, slim LED, summit, and linear lighting fixtures could be a great alternative.
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Stunning Kitchen with Statement Pendants and Concrete Floor
In this soothing timber-dominated kitchen, the large island occupies the center of the room. The countertop extension placed under its benchtop is paired with soft round ottomans with a wood base. In this way, a cozy and relaxed seating option is created. Yet what makes the design more intriguing are surely the statement pendants. Reminiscent of flowers, they bring spring indoors, and the speckled-finish concrete floor zones the kitchen, separating it from the adjacent room with wood flooring.
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Two-Tone Joinery with Marble Island and Chandelier
This luxury kitchen design boasts two-tone joinery, a window backsplash, and a dark marble island. Together they sculpt a very settled look for this open-plan room, while a chandelier keeps the attention on the island. This chandelier consists of yellow glass globe shades that display confidence and elegance.
Herringbone Mosaic Tiles
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Traditional Kitchen with Cluster Pendant and Blue Cabinets
Merging old and new, this traditional kitchen bombards its users with pops of color. For example, the colorful and floral-patterned wallpaper design creates a cheerful ambiance, while the marble stove backsplash brings a calming contrast. The blue cabinets, on the other side, curate the main setting that feels both lively and serene. The gold hardware punctures the space, making it chic and warm. And the star of this room is a cluster pendant consisting of glass shades that echo the overall color palette and accentuates the island. Each pendant comes with an adjustable cord, which enables homeowners to create a staggered arrangement for extra visual interest.
Oversized Pendant Lights
Oversized pendants are one of the best pendant types for kitchen islands since they also help delineate the space. As such, they can be extra beneficial for kitchens inserted into dining rooms and lounges. In such floor plans, not only do they make instant statements but also create focal points. When it comes to their most popular designs, we can count dome-shaped oversized pendants, paper lanterns, cluster pendants, and large rattan fixtures. Each one of those brings a very immersive look. So, free feel to act bold and get artful ones.
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Oversized Pendant Lights for Kitchen Island with White Shaker Cabinets
This remarkable kitchen design is like a tribute to wood. With a well designed island form, it gets introduced to the design, injecting a sense of casualness a beach style design would have. The open shelving feature and clean body of the island feature refined lines, accompanied by a marble slab backsplash. The white shaker cabinets punctured by gold hardware come as a failsafe option.
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Transitional Kitchen with Blue Shiplap Island and Pendant Lighting
Here, the transitional pendant lighting with black hardware resonates with the overall color scheme, while the shiplap island adds a jolt of color. The black cabinet pulls, white shaker cabinets, and marble tile backsplash complement the kitchen’s overall design aesthetic.
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Blue Island with Orange Stools and White Countertops
Oversized industrial-design pendants create a unique visual point in this transitional kitchen fitted with a blue island and cream shaker cabinets. The brown stools add earthliness to anchor the blue island to the design.
